O tinhoso Gorki relembra conversas com o marrento Tolst�i e o suave Tch�khov

In a pivotal meeting at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century, young Russian writer Máximo Gorki, then 31, engaged in conversations with literary giants Liev Tolstói, 71, author of "War and Peace," and Anton Tchékhov, 40, known for "Uncle Vanya." These discussions between the most celebrated Russian writers of the time provide a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual currents shaping modern literature. This meeting underscores the rich cultural exchange and the enduring influence of these writers on global literature and societal thought.