DEAD SOULS - NIKOLAI GOGOL

Discover the classic of Russian literature with Nikolai Gogol's novel "Dead Souls." This satirical story takes us to 19th-century Russia, where we follow the fate of the cunning swindler Pavel Ivanovich Chichikov, who embarks on a journey through the province in search of "dead souls" – deceased peasants for whom taxes still have to be paid. With extraordinary precision and humor, Gogol portrays Russian society, showing its absurdities, corruption, and moral decay.

• Excellent study of human nature and characters
• Hilarious adventures of a swindler in the Russian province
• Deep psychological analysis of "human mediocrity"
• Canon of Russian and world literature
• Mandatory reading for secondary schools
• Paperback edition from 2025

"Dead Souls" is not only a novel full of humor and satire, but also a deep reflection on the human and social condition. Gogol masterfully combines elements of comedy and tragedy, creating a work that makes you think and remains relevant to this day. This novel is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the Russian soul and culture.

Nikolai Gogol, one of the most outstanding Russian writers, gained fame for his extraordinary talent for observing and satirically depicting reality. His works, such as "Dead Souls," "The Government Inspector," and "The Overcoat," have become firmly established in the canon of world literature. In his works, Gogol addresses important social and moral themes, showing the weaknesses and absurdities of human nature.

Siedmioróg Publishing House, known for its care for high editorial quality, presents "Dead Souls" in a new, careful edition. The paperback cover makes the book light and handy, ideal for reading on the go or at home. The 204x147 mm format ensures comfortable reading, and 268 pages of text allow you to fully immerse yourself in the fascinating world created by Gogol.

This edition of "Dead Souls" is an excellent choice for lovers of classic literature, students, and everyone who wants to get acquainted with one of the most important works in the history of Russian literature. This novel will certainly provide many hours of unforgettable impressions and encourage reflection on the human and social condition.