The Queen of Spades, the Captain's Daughter, and Other Stories

Recognized as a pivotal figure in Russian literature by age twenty, Alexander Pushkin's works often addressed social reform, leading to his exile until 1826. His writing blends drama, romance, and satire, establishing a foundation for modern Russian storytelling. This collection features his acclaimed prose story "The Queen of Spades" alongside other notable tales like "The Captain's Daughter" and "The Station-Master," showcasing his mastery of Romantic themes. The edition is produced on premium acid-free paper, enhancing its quality for readers.