Description
Explore the depths of human emotion with 'A Confession and Other Religious Writings' by Leo Tolstoy. This trade paperback edition, published by Penguin UK in 1987, offers a profound insight into Tolstoy's existential musings. Through his own narrative, Tolstoy candidly reveals his struggle with depression and feelings of alienation, reflecting on his life as a revered author and a seemingly 'happy man.' Despite his literary acclaims, including timeless classics that solidified his literary legacy, he faced an unsettling void—life without meaning. In 'A Confession,' Tolstoy embarks on a transformative journey, seeking a practical religion that provides immediate fulfillment rather than promises of future bliss. This essential read for those interested in spirituality and literature invites readers to contemplate the essence of happiness and the pursuit of truth. Delve into Tolstoy's religious writings to understand how he redefined faith and existence. With 240 pages of engaging prose, this book appeals not only to literature enthusiasts but also to seekers of religious and philosophical understanding. Join Tolstoy in his exploration of purpose; this autobiographical work is a must-have for anyone grappling with life's profound questions and looking for deeper connections between faith and personal happiness.