THE COSSACKS by Leo Tolstoy

The Cossacks is a vivid and introspective work of Fiction that explores identity, nature, and the search for an authentic life. In The Cossacks, readers follow a young aristocrat who retreats from urban society to the Caucasus, hoping to find meaning among the simplicity and traditions of the Cossack people. Through rich descriptions and emotional depth, The Cossacks presents Fiction that contrasts civilized ambition with the raw honesty of rural existence.

Written by Leo Tolstoy, The Cossacks reflects his early literary vision and deep engagement with moral and spiritual questions. Leo Tolstoy portrays the tension between inner desire and social expectation with clarity and restraint, making The Cossacks a timeless work of Fiction. As a classic of Literary Fiction and part of the broader Classics tradition, The Cossacks continues to resonate with readers drawn to thoughtful storytelling and profound human insight.