Letters of Anton Chekhov to His Family and Friends

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Chekhov's innovative approach to storytelling is highlighted by his use of stream-of-consciousness and a rejection of conventional narrative resolutions. Balancing his medical career with his literary endeavors, he produced acclaimed plays such as The Seagull, which faced initial criticism but gained recognition through revival by the Moscow Art Theatre. His legacy includes four classic plays and revered short stories, showcasing his profound impact on both theatre and literature. Chekhov's unique voice continues to influence writers and critics alike.