Master and Man

What if a deadly storm stripped away everything-wealth, pride, even hope-until only your soul remained?

In Master and Man, Leo Tolstoy delivers a gripping story of survival and inner transformation. The narrative follows Vasili Andreevich, a prosperous but self-serving landowner, and Nikita, his faithful and impoverished servant, as they travel through a blizzard in pursuit of profit. But when nature turns hostile, their journey becomes an allegory of life's deeper purpose-and a test of human character.

This modern translation offers a powerful rendering of Tolstoy's original message on mortality, moral responsibility, and redemption, preserving every ounce of its beauty and depth.

What You'll Discover in This Modern Translation:
A Tale of Spiritual Awakening - Witness a dramatic shift from selfish ambition to selfless compassion.An Immersive Survival Story - Feel the intensity of a snowstorm that serves as both physical and existential threat.A Reflection on Class and Humanity - Explore the complex relationship between social rank and moral worth.A Modernized Classic - Presented in clear, contemporary language without losing the voice of Tolstoy's timeless vision.
More than a parable, Master and Man is a mirror held to the human heart-offering both a warning and a path toward grace.

Start reading today and uncover the quiet power of compassion when all else is lost.