Twenty-Six and One and Other Stories by Maxim Gorky, Fiction, Classics, Literary, Short Stories

The book presents a collection of stories that capture fragments of life and personal experiences, reflecting a specific period without the complexities of a traditional plot. These narratives are rooted in realism, showcasing events as they occur naturally, similar to real-life experiences. The author, Gorky, draws from his own observations, offering a genuine portrayal of human existence rather than an artificially constructed drama.