The book "Steppe and other stories, 1887-91" is a collection of works by the famous Russian writer Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. This collection includes works written by the author over four years. The main story "Steppe" tells about a journey at the end of the 19th century through the steppe area, where the main character has the opportunity to see not only the greatness of the steppe, but also his own life. The collection also includes such works as "Children", "The Doctor", "Selfies", "The Last Novelist", where Chekhov successfully highlighted the problems of Russian society, morality and empathy. Each story indicates the author's mastery of the genre, his unique approach to the psychological analysis of characters, and a laconic, but at the same time rich in content, writing style. "The Steppe and Other Stories, 1887-91" are masterpieces of world literature that captivate with their depth and sincerity.