Anna Karenina don't tell It was a powder keg

It was a powder keg lacking only a spark

with shocking detail

masterful page-turner shot through with fierce

this guide also includes an appendix of leader's notes

Anna Karenina don't tell It was a powder kegLeo Tolstoys classic of Russian literature in its firstand still, arguably, the besttranslation by Constance Garnett, now in a beautiful gift edition for the Union Square & Co. Signature Clothbound Editions line. Anna Karenina is the wife of a well respected government official. When she travels to St. Petersburg to reconcile her brother and his wife, she meets Count Vronsky and the course of her life is transformed. Widely adapted into theater,