• Country : Russia
  • Profession : Writer, physician, philanthropist
  • DOB: 1860-01-29
Details About Author:

Anton Chekhov, a Russian playwright, and short-story writer (1860-1904), pioneered modern literature’s subtle realism. His concise narratives, like “The Cherry Orchard” and “The Seagull,” explored human complexities through relatable characters and intricate dialogues. Chekhov’s keen observations of society and the human psyche earned him renown, transcending his medical background to diagnose the human condition. His legacy endures as a master of brevity, capturing life’s nuances with depth and compassion, making him an indispensable figure in literary history.