Annakarenina Stories

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A woman seeking vengeance A detective chasing truth Death and secrets of the past following their every step 1920s, Prague Milana has lost her home twice. The first time...

Acclaimed by many as the world's greatest novel, Anna Karenina provides a vast panorama of contemporary life in Russia and of humanity in general. In it Tolstoy uses his...

Some books tell a story and others, they touch our lives and imparts us with valuable wisdom. Many modern day stories, in an attempt to become commercial have been slowl...

An experiment in literary borrowing: a boy in love struggles to control his broom and his emotions. A Dramione homage to the Frou-Frou racing section of Anna Karenina, k...

Maria was a simple girl. She loved her family, who supported her ventures in studying literature for young girls, but what happens when she returns from her studies abro...

She is a princess. Beautiful, rich, kind, she has and is everything. On the outside, she is perfect. In Russia, in the years 1800's, she is the heart of Moscow, and she'...

Sad thoughts of Ana Karenina's husband, now a widower. From reincarnation of grief to understanding and commitment to love his daughter.

Acclaimed by many as the world's greatest novel, Anna Karenina provides a vast panorama of contemporary life in Russia and of humanity in general. In it Tolstoy uses his...

Think the unthinkable...whatever that means. "Lavender Haze" is lightly based upon Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina. Hailey Rhodes is an average high schooler who i...

ELEGANT, BRAVE, SENSUAL, ELOQUENT, BOLD, SEDUCTIVE AND LAYERED POETRY by KIANA KLEEMM 'I Kiss you Blue' presents the essence of her understanding of life, experiences, p...

Anna is just out of school, she's 18 and she is getting married. Married to a man twenty years older than her. Well, she just had to walk down the aisle to find out how...

This book is for Aaron Taylor Johnson and all of his characters' imagines.

This book is a compilation of Tolstoy's quotes and maybe, in the future, they'll be by other Russian authors.

All of Aaron's characters requests open if wanted

"You're blind with your own affection, Vronsky!" "You call me blind; I'm blind. You'll call me deaf; by all means, I am a deaf man! I am whoever you want...

Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.