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Mirskoy Tolk (Popular Opinion)

Mirskoy Tolk

also: Мирской толк

A Moscow periodical Chekhov suggested his brother submit to under Anton's own name, on the theory it would improve the odds of acceptance.

Reading notes

To Al. P. Chekhov, 8 November 1882. Moscow. §20 Mirskoy Tolk
"Mirskoy Tolk" ("Worldly Talk" or "Public Opinion"), a Moscow illustrated weekly of the early 1880s in which Chekhov placed some of his early comic pieces.
To Al. P. Chekhov, 25 December 1882. Moscow. §10 Mirskoy Tolk
"Mirskoy Tolk" (Popular Opinion), another Moscow periodical; Chekhov advises Alexander to submit under Anton's own name to improve the odds of acceptance.
To N. A. Leikin, 3 August 1883. Moscow. §7 Mirskoy tolk
Mirskoy Tolk ("Popular Opinion"), a Moscow periodical with several thousand subscribers that Chekhov hoped to place Leikin's review in via Pushkaryov.

To Al. P. Chekhov, 8 November 1882. Moscow. letter · 1 mention

To Al. P. Chekhov, 25 December 1882. Moscow. letter · 1 mention

To N. A. Leikin, 3 August 1883. Moscow. letter · 1 mention

To N. A. Leikin, 25 June 1884. Voskresensk. letter · 1 mention

To Redaktor "smolenskogo Vestnika", December 1889. Moscow. letter · 1 mention