The Twelve Chairs: A Novel (Northwestern World Classics)
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The Twelve Chairs: A Novel (Northwestern World Classics)

by Ilya Ilf, Evgeny Petrov

Fiction satire
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A former nobleman and a cunning con man race across the Soviet Union in search of a fortune hidden inside one of twelve chairs.

About This Book

The Twelve Chairs is a classic work of Russian literature originally published in 1928.

The story centers on a treasure hunt that exposes the absurdities of early Soviet society.

Through sharp wit and memorable characters, the novel offers a humorous critique of its time.

Ilf and Petrov’s collaboration remains one of the most celebrated examples of Soviet satire.

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