The author of this book incorporated many details from his own life into it, such as the fact that he made his wife read all his journals before they married.
The author of this book incorporated many details from his own life into it, such as the fact that he made his wife read all his journals before they married. It ends with the main character's lover going off to fight the Serbs who have revolted against the Turks. The main character uses her brother to arrange a divorce from her husband, but Stepan's attempts are thwarted by the clairvoyant the husband has employed on the advice of Countess Lidia Ivanova. The lover and she continue to grow apart, so much so that she commits suicide by throwing herself on the railroad tracks. For 10 points, what is this novel by Leo Tolstoy?
The author of this book incorporated many details from his own life into it, such as the fact that he made his wife read all his journals before they married.
{Anna Karenina}