Andreyev the Russian master of modern drama and prose
The article recounts Leonid Andreyev’s life and work from his youth in Oryol to his status as Russia’s leading modern writer. It covers his major works Red Laughter The Life of Man The Story of the Seven Hanged and his critique of Russian society and politics. It notes Tolstoy and Gorky influence and his immigrant yearning for America.
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Father Vassily
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Terioki
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Count Tolstoy
House of Man
Ostrovsky
Anton Chekhov
America
New York
Gorky
América
Mme. Andreyev
Black Little River
Alexander Blok
Persia
Nicholas II
England
France
Shah
Germany
Oryol
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