Dover Thrift Editions: Short Stories: The Overcoat and Other Short Stories (Paperback)

Dover Thrift Editions: Short Stories: The Overcoat and Other Short Stories (Paperback)

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Gogol's stories are admired for their skillful mingling of fantasy and reality, quiet good humor and use of mundane details — as Gogol put it — "to extract the extraordinary from the ordinary." Imaginative and timeless, they remain as fresh and significant today as they were to readers generations ago.
This rich selection of four short stories by the great 19th-century Russian author of Dead Souls includes "The Nose," a savage satire of incompetent bureaucrats and the snobbery and complacency of the Russian upper classes; "Old-Fashioned Farmers," a sketch depicting an elderly couple who live a happy but simple life in rustic seclusion; "The Tale of How Ivan Ivanovich Quarrelled with Ivan Nikiforovich," and of Gogol's most famous comic stories; and "The Overcoat," an exceptionally moving tale — considered a masterpiece of the form — about a poor and much-ridiculed St. Petersburg official. Includes a selection from the Common Core State Standards Initiative: "The Nose."
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Jun 19, 2012
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This is a book I have been looking for for a long time. It is refenced in the book, The Namesake, as the reason for naming his son, Gogol, and I have wanted to read it for a long time. Now I have the chance to do just that.

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