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| Foreword | ix | |
| Preface | xv | |
| I | Confinement and Escape | 3 |
| II | A Dark Plain with Allegorical Figures | 77 |
| III | In A New World | 115 |
| IV | At the Penal Colony | 143 |
| V | The Voyage Home | 183 |
| Acknowledgments and Notes | 195 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Isaac Peterson
reviewed To a Distant Island on January 01, 2015
To a Distant Island
Excellent blend of biography, travel essay, and Chekhov's writing. The author ties together letters Chekhov wrote during his trip across Russia with material that showed up in his fictional writing. Gives great insight into what Chekhov saw, felt, and struggled with during this personal spiritual journey.
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Add To a Distant Island, In 1890 Anton Chekhov—thirty years old and already a famous writer—left his home and family in Moscow to travel 6,500 miles across Russia, over frozen land and sea, by train, ferry, and troika, to visit the island of Sakhalin, a penal colony off the coast, To a Distant Island to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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