Lazarus

In "Lazarus," Leonid Andreyev explores the unsettling aftermath of resurrection through the eyes of a man who returns from the grave. Rather than celebrating life, Lazarus embodies a chilling presence that strips away beauty and joy, leading those who encounter him to confront their own unraveling. Written with a feverish intensity, this psychological and philosophical tale invites listeners to reflect on the profound abyss between existence and extinction. Ideal for fans of existential horror and the eerie narratives of Dostoevsky, Kafka, and Poe.