Considered «a work of absolute perfection» by Fyodor Dostoyevsky and the «best novel ever written» by William Faulkner, Anna Karenina is a magistral portrait of 19th century Russian society alongside the timeless features that reflect the dilemmas of human existence — life and death, destiny and freedom, the volatility of relationships and the weight of the gaze of others. This masterpiece once again reflects the «impeccable magic of the style of Tolstoy» to quote the words of Vladimir Nabokov.