Ivan Turgenev
Bezhin Meadow
Unabridged
1 hour 16 minutes
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'Bezhin Meadow' is a story by the great Russian writer Ivan Turgenev. A lost hunter comes across a group of shepherd boys and, taking refuge near their fire, listens all night to stories about brownies and goblins. The author also penned other famous works, such as 'Asya', 'Fathers and Sons', 'A Nest of Noblemen', 'Biryuk', 'On the Eve', 'Mumu', 'Fire at Sea', 'The Wayside Inn', 'The Watch', 'Three Portraits', 'A Strange Story', 'The Meeting', etc. Ivan Turgenev - an outstanding writer of the 19th century century, corresponding member of the Imperial Academy of Sciences in the category of Russian language and literature, author of philosophical and psychological poems, short stories, stories, and novels
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