Reminiscences of Anton Chekhov

"Reminiscences of Anton Chekhov" by Maksim Gorky, Alexander Kuprin, and I.A. Bunin, provides personal memories and stories about the famous Russian writer, Anton Chekhov. It shows Chekhov's personality, his beliefs about writing, and the effect he had on the writers and smart people who knew him. These memories include good times and thoughtful ideas, honoring Chekhov's special way of looking at life and books. Early on, Maksim Gorky describes visiting Chekhov's home, where Chekhov talked about the importance of teachers and the need to improve education in Russia. Readers can see how much Chekhov cared about teachers as he talks about their problems and their value. The beginning chapter shows Chekhov's kindness, smarts, and skill at finding simple truths in the people around him. His honest conversations with his guests show a man who cared a lot about others and who could see both the silly and the wonderful parts of being human.