and His Dog (1899) which went through more than twenty editions. She wrote an autobiography published in 1901; an expanded edition, titled Tak bylo (The Way It Was), was published in 1930. English translations Love's Anvil: A Romance of Northern Russia (novel, tr. of Gomochka [1894]), Stanley Paul, London, 1921 Hveska, The Doctor's Watchman, (short story), from In the Depths: Russian Stories, Raduga Publishers, 1987. After the Great Hunger, (excerpt), from Anthology of Russian Women's Writing, 1777–1992, Catriona Kelly, Oxford University Press, 1994. References 1859 births 1947 deaths People from Saratov Oblast People from Balashovsky Uyezd Novelists from the Russian Empire Soviet novelists Women writers from the Russian Empire Soviet short story writers Russian children's writers Russian women children's writers Soviet women writers Physicians from the Russian Empire Women physicians from the Russian Empire Educators from the Russian Empire Memoirists from the Russian Empire Russian Empire prisoners and detainees Women memoirists 19th-century women physicians Soviet women novelists