The Death of Ivan Ilyich

"A powerful meditation on the meaning of life, written by one of the greatest minds in world literature."

Leo Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan Ilyich is one of the most profound explorations of mortality ever written. In this novella, Tolstoy tells the story of Ivan Ilyich, a respected judge who has lived a seemingly successful and comfortable life—until an unexpected illness forces him to confront the inevitability of death.

With unmatched psychological depth and emotional intensity, Tolstoy exposes the emptiness of a life built on social conventions, material success, and denial of truth. As Ivan Ilyich faces his final days, he discovers profound insights about suffering, compassion, and what it truly means to live authentically.

Hailed as one of the greatest short novels in world literature

Admired by thinkers such as Vladimir Nabokov, Thomas Mann, and William Faulkner

A work that continues to inspire readers with its universal message of truth and redemption

This is not only a story of one man's struggle, but a mirror held up to every reader—urging us to reflect on our own lives, our values, and the legacy we leave behind.

Why This Book Matters:

A timeless reflection on mortality and the human condition.

Perfect for readers of philosophy, psychology, and classic literature.

A deeply moving work that inspires self-examination and inner growth.

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