‘The world is, of course, nothing but a conception of it.’ One of the most famous short story writers of all time, Anton Chekhov was a master of evocative and meaningful fiction. This compilation presents some of Chekhov’s best works-‘The Beggar’, A Story Without a Title’, ‘ The Man in a Case’, and many more. Precise snapshots of Russian ruler life in the 19th century, the stories poignantly capture the human predicament that is universal and unchanging across time. At once evocative and measured, Chekhov’s writing readily Draws readers in and leaves them craving for more.