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Stephen Fry Presents a Selection of Anton Chekhov's Short Stories
- Narrated by: Stephen Fry
- Length: 1 hr and 47 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Classics
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- sandrodc
- 30-08-16
The great and the glitch
Chekhov and Fry dispense introductions: larger than life writer and fantastic performer. Hearing Chekov's poignant stories with Stephen's unique acting is a treat. But the audio book is very poorly edited: chapters are cut off before really ending and one can barely hear the story's name at the beginning.
6 people found this helpful
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- Mrs W.
- 22-07-18
Stories need to be separated better
These short stories are interesting and well read by Stephen Fry, however, the editing is very poor, the last word of one story then the title of the next are read like a sentence, sometimes I'm sure some of the words are cut off.
Very poor indeed.
5 people found this helpful
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- Wras
- 14-01-18
Humor & tales from the past.
Humorous characterisations in well-developed vignettes of pre-revolutionary Russia. A glimpse of the every day and the absurd that still works on many levels.
A good collection that will satisfy.
4 people found this helpful
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- Tim
- 05-03-11
'He's a Russian Bear - give him some Chekhov...'
Chekhov is said to be one of the World's most admired playwrights/authors among thespians. Part of the reason for this is that few have read him & he sounds bewilderingly hard to get into (similar to the reputation of James Joyce or Dostoyevsky).
The fact is that he isn't really that daunting and his short stories are accessible & often fun. Couple this with having the Master of Eloquent Simplification reading it (and a good translater in Constance Garnet) and you will find that this download makes an excellent introduction to Chekhov.
In all there are 7 stories of about 5-15 minutes each (Story 5, though, is 40 minutes):
1. An Avenger
2. A Blunder
3. Boys
4. The Huntsman
5. The Lady and the Dog
6. Misery
7. Oysters
One thing I would say is that it did take me two full listens to really get into the stories, so this is not for those who want easy, light reading.
However, when compared to Dickens, it is light as a Fairy Cake.
Overall this download is a rewarding experience. I would say though that 7 stories (& 80 minutes of material) is a bit mean on the part of the publishers. There is also the fact that Stephen Fry has recorded better audio downloads (e.g. ? Stephen Fry Presents a Selection of Oscar Wilde's Short Stories ? & ?Fry and Laurie Read Daudet and Jerome?), which are worth trying before this as they are simpler & more complete.
Still, if you want to gain a foothold in the World of Chekhov, then there are few better places to start than this book. Unless, of course, you happen to be a Russian Bear...
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- Trevor
- 05-11-10
Interesting
This is the first time I've read (or listened to) Anton Chekhov, and some interesting plots and scenes are described that will probably make me look through his work for something more substantial.
The book is expertly read by Stephen Fry. I'm a big fan of his narrative style and so that was always going to be a plus point for me.
I really like this short story series, as it gives you an insight into the styles of these authors.
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- Mikko
- 21-01-10
Virtuoso
Anton Chekhov's short stories are more numerous than his plays but harder to appreciate: as plays they are economical with means - no fireworks of plot here - but the absence of actors means there is little emotion to balance the close minute observations of the world. Here, Stephen Fry offers magnificient show, that almost elevates the stories to the emotional level of playacting on stage, though he seems never to go over the top; it is a cearfully studied and controlled performance with a feel of great spontanity at the same time.
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- Zazie
- 26-01-15
you can't fault Chekhov
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
I like Stephen Fry, but I was not convinced by his reading. But what really annoyed me were the announcements of the stories, very fast and with almost no time to breathe in between two stories- as if they tried to record as many stories as possible in a short period of time.
What did you like best about this story?
question does not apply - they are multiple stories - really annoying these generic questionnaires
What three words best describe Stephen Fry’s voice?
Ahhhh for goodness' sake...
Could you see Stephen Fry Presents a Selection of Anton Chekhov's Short Stories being made into a movie or a TV series? Who would the stars be?
Now that is just ridiculous
Any additional comments?
Stop giving us questions to answer,it makes no sense for review!
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- Iva Carmody
- 22-05-22
Is this recording sound?
I have not actually read the book, but this to me seems to be cut off unexpectedly and restarted somewhere else, no forward or anything very disappointed but still loving the sound of Stephen’s voice
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- A. C. Harlan
- 02-04-22
Lovely readings of great stories but…
…it sounds like a small thing but this audiobook has been put together so that the stories run on from each other with no pause in between (obviously you can stop and start the recording) but I found that it made them quite stressful to listen to. It felt like they were rushing at me- I found it really off putting
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- s
- 23-07-21
Would it hurt to edit a little?
The stories are nice, and Fry is his excellent self in performing. But there is not even a split second between stories, so no time to process the often beautiful endings. Such a waste! And so easily avoided...
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- Tad Davis
- 15-03-11
Good intro to Chekhov
A nice sampling of shorter works by Chekhov. Stephen Fry is a first-rate narrator. He succeeded in doing what he said he wanted to do: stimulated my interest in Chekhov and sparked an effort to read (and listen to) more. Fortunately, to meet that need, there are several other audiobooks of Chekhov stories on Audible (by Kenneth Branagh and Ralph Cosham among others) with surprisingly little overlap: and of course a half-dozen new translations in the trade paperback market. The stories are sometimes light, sometimes dark, always full of selective and evocative detail. They have a certain quality I can't quite articulate: a kind of compassionate satire.
My one complaint, and it's something that's true of many short-story collections from Audible, is that the stories are jammed together: one story ends and the next begins in practically the same breath. Please: especially with stories like these, give us a couple of seconds of dead silence between each story: we need a moment to absorb the impact.
67 people found this helpful
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- Don Roff
- 10-03-11
Remarkable
With clarity of voice and precision of diction, Stephen Fry brings Anton Chekov's work to life in this 1:48-minute collection. A must own!
This selection includes the following seven stories: An Avenger / A Blunder / Boys / The Huntsman / The Lady With The Dog / Misery / Oysters
49 people found this helpful
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- Ed
- 11-11-09
Mr Fry is just the man to do this.
First, let me commend Stephen Fry. His voice is easy to listen to, clear,
has a pleasant tone, and he pronounces Russian names well. He's a talented
actor and he brings the text alive, speaking the dialogue in the voice of each
character and the narration with a smoothe but not slick authority. He's a delight to listen to.
Secondly, this is a nice selection of Checkhov's work.These stories are funny, moving and true to life. Previously I've only read Cehckhov, hearing it enhances the experience considerably.
Recommended with the highest enthusiasm.
27 people found this helpful
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- Brian Leahy
- 25-02-16
A great listen, despite an editing problem
Where does Stephen Fry Presents a Selection of Anton Chekhov's Short Stories rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
From 1 to 10, around a 7
Any additional comments?
There was an issue with the editing. Each time a story ended, there was, literally, no pause of any kind before the next story began. The first syllables of the next story would almost overlap the last syllables of the prior story. This was a little confusing - but otherwise a great listen.
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- Megasaurus
- 07-01-13
Absolutely Brilliant!
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This is one of the best audiobooks I've ever downloaded here at Audible. I've read the stories before and expected to enjoy this, but I found that I absolutely adored it. Stephen Fry is delightful in everything he puts his hand toward. I've purchased all of "Fry's English Delight" series and his other audio selections available here and this is by far and away the best.
Fry doesn't just read the stories, he absorbs them into his being and then performs them with a perfect understanding of Chekhov's vision. Fry is the ideal choice for this performance because he is always at this best when dealing compassionately with the absurd contradictions of human nature, as was Chekhov.
I will keep this collection in my rainy day box and pull it out for a re-listen anytime I need cheering up. Fabulous collection, I only wish it were longer.
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- Jerry
- 28-01-17
Wonderful Selection and Reading; Poor Editing
This would be among my favorite audiobooks if not for this error: at the end of each story, the last word is cut midstream, and the title of the next story inserts itself abruptly, scattering one's perceptions and feelings about the whole previous arc. Chekhov is unparalleled; Fry is empathetic and expressive; all that is lacking is a short pause at the end of each story, for the reader to finish the thought begun by Chekhov's last lines.
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- bookmaker
- 24-04-16
If only there were 1 or 2 seconds of silence
This would have been AMAZING if only the producer had put 1 or 2 seconds between each story. Now they are so scrunched together that the last word of one and the title of the next are hard to understand. No time to cogitate on what happened.
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- Mailin
- 05-08-11
Sweet voice for each sweet story.
Stephen Fry did a magnificent job. I couldn't get enough. Listened to it during five different running workouts and I could see myself listening to it again and again. He brought the feeling to each short story that I think Chekhov would've intended....
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- Matt Ranlett
- 28-02-17
Checkov really is the master of short stories
I'm a fan of short stories, but a lazy fan. when I find them dropped in my lap I gobble them up but I don't tend to seek them out, laziness. when I come across a good set, like this one or the short story collection from Ted Chiang, I fall in love with the intimate format all over again.
This collection cements Checkov as the master of the short story. In 5 minutes you come to know the soil of the characters, usually just one or two people in ordinary moments. In these characters you come to find parts of yourself or your friends and family. I can't recommend Checkov enough.
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- Sean
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Gems
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