Reginald in Russia

and Other Sketches

English · 1910 · 2h 38m · Single Author Collections

Reginald in Russia is a collection of fifteen sharp and humorous stories by H. H. Munro, better known as Saki. Through the lens of the titular character, Reginald, Saki explores the absurdities of society, culture, and human behavior, all set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Russia.

Each story offers a unique glimpse into the eccentricities of its characters, from the reticent Lady Anne to the peculiarities of a young Turkish catastrophe. Saki's wit shines as he navigates themes of social satire, the clash of cultures, and the often ridiculous nature of human interactions.

With a blend of sketches, tales, and even a playlet, this collection showcases Saki's masterful storytelling and keen observations. Whether you're familiar with his work or new to his satirical style, Reginald in Russia invites listeners to revel in the humor and irony of life through Saki's distinctive voice.