Mykola Gogol. Ukrainian stories. The best translations

The selection of Mykola Gogol - a brilliant Ukrainian writer who wrote in Russian - included the best translations of all "Ukrainian" novels from the collections "Evenings on a farm near Dykanka" and "Myrhorod". Namely:

• "Sorochyn Fair"
• "The evening before Ivan Kupala"
• "May night, or drowned" (translated by Maksym Rylskyi)
• "Missing certificate"
• "Night against Christmas" (translated by Maxim Rylskyi)
• "Terrible Revenge"
• "Ivan Fedorovych Shponka and his aunt" (translated by Mykola Zerov)
• "Enchanted place"
• "Old world landlords"
• "Eyelash"
• "The story of how Ivan Ivanovich quarreled with Ivan Nikiforovych" (translated by M. Rylskyi)
• "Taras Bulba" (translated by Mykola Sadovskyi)