THE NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATURE IS AWARDED TO ‘THE PERSON WHO SHALL HAVE PRODUCED IN THE FIELD OF LITERATURE THE MOST OUTSTANDING WORK IN AN IDEAL DIRECTION’

edited by Leo Hamalian and Edmond L. Volpe
FEATURING TWENTY-SIX STORIES BY WRITERS WHO WON THE NOBEL PRIZE, THIS BOOK IS AN ANTHOLOGY OF QUALITY LITERATURE. FROM INDIA’S VERY OWN TAGORE TO RUSSIA’S
PASTERNAK, THE STORIES REPRESENT EACH WRITER’S INDIVIDUAL STYLE AND INTELLECTUAL INVOLVEMENTS. RANGING FROM BREAKTHROUGH
NOVELISTS TO PIONEERING DRAMATISTS TO ACCLAIMED POETS, THE PIECES ALSO REFLECT
SEVERAL LITERARY MOVEMENTS-COVERING EXISTENTIALISM TO IMPRESSIONISM-IN WRITING WITH A SHORT INTRODUCTION TO EACH AUTHOR, THE BOOK MAKES AVAILABLE-IN ONE VOLUME
GREAT STORIES THAT ARE NO LONGER EASILY ACCESSIBLE, AND IS A TRULY
INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION.