Collected works of Chekhov's novelA*volume 7

About 22 short and medium-length novels composed by Cheknov in 1887-1889 are collected in this volume, including The Steppe, The Lights and The Name-Day Party. The Steppe is the first large serious work by the author, eulogizing the beautiful nature of the motherland, portraying the life of prairie people and pondering the fate of farmers, reflecting the yearning toward happy life. The whole works are full of lyrics, showing the superb skills of the author for natural scenery.