Short Fiction

Vsevolod Garshin (1855–1888) was a Russian writer known for his short stories, which often delve into themes of psychological distress, existential anxiety, and the human condition. His works are marked by emotional intensity, deep empathy for the suffering of others, and a keen psychological insight. Although his career was tragically short, Garshin’s stories have left a lasting impression on Russian literature, particularly for their exploration of moral dilemmas and inner turmoil.