Mikhail Sholokhov’s Nobel Prize-winning epic of Cossack life, war, and revolution, complete in four books (Volumes 2–5) from the rare 1984 Moscow Raduga edition."
Quiet Flows the Don is widely regarded as one of the most significant works of 20th-century Russian literature. Sholokhov’s masterpiece paints a breathtaking canvas of the Don Cossacks through the turmoil of WWI, the Russian Revolution, and the Civil War.
Published in Moscow in 1984 by Raduga Publishers (as part of Sholokhov’s Collected Works in Eight Volumes), this set contains the first unabridged English translation by Robert Daglish. The four hardback volumes (Vols. 2, 3, 4, and 5) feature their vibrant original illustrated dust jackets, blue publisher cloth, and decorative endpaper maps detailing the Don region
