A Complete Collection of Writings and Letters . Works in 18 volumes. Volume 11. Plays (1878 - 1888) "is a unique volume that opens up the world of drama to readers of one of the greatest Russian writers, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov . This edition contains plays created in the period from 1878 to 1888, when Chekhov was just beginning to form his unique style and approach to theatrical art. These works not only reflect his artistic vision, but also become an important milestone in the history of Russian literature. In this volume, readers will meet such famous plays as “The Seagull”, “Uncle Vanya”, “Three Sisters” and “Cherry Garden”, which have become classics and are still staged on the stages of theaters around the world. Each of these plays is permeated with subtle psychology, deep reflections on life, love, loss, and human relationships. Chekhov masterfully creates images that remain in memory for a long time, forcing us to think about the meaning of existence and how often we miss important moments in life. This book will be interesting to a wide range of readers .. It will suit both young people who are just beginning to get acquainted with classical literature, and more mature readers who already appreciate the depth and multilayered Chekhov. If you are fond of theater, psychology or just love well-written stories about human fate, then this volume will be a real find for you. Chekhov's humor and irony pervading his plays make them not only deep, but also truly fascinating. The themes raised in Chekhov's plays remain relevant in our time. He touches on issues of human nature, social justice, love and loneliness, which makes his works eternal. The Chekhov Theater is not just entertainment, it is an opportunity to look at yourself and the world around you from a new perspective. His plays make us think about how we perceive life and what decisions we make in difficult situations. Chekhov's style is distinguished by conciseness and accuracy. He uses simple but expressive words to convey the complex emotions and states of his characters. His dialogues are filled with subtext and irony, which makes them lively and realistic. Chekhov skillfully combines the tragic and comic, creating works that do not leave indifferent. In addition to plays, this volume presents Chekhov's letters, which give an opportunity to look into his inner world, to understand his thoughts and experiences. These letters are not only personal reflections, but also valuable notes on literature, theater, and life in general. They enrich the understanding of his work and allow a deeper appreciation of his contribution to Russian culture. Thus, the "Complete Collection of Writings and Letters . Works in 18 volumes. Volume 11. Plays (1878 - 1888)" is not just a collection of plays, but a whole world that opens to the reader. This is an opportunity to touch great art, understand its depth and relevance, and enjoy the skill of one of the most significant writers of his time. If you are looking for works that will make you think and feel, then this volume is the perfect choice.