Language through Literature
Pricing
Seven of the fifteen books are free and stay free. The subscription opens the rest of the library and carries your reading between your devices.
Free
€0 — no account required, nothing expires.
- Seven stories by Chekhov, complete and unabridged in Russian
- Every word tappable, with its dictionary form and meaning
- Spaced-repetition review of the words you mark
- The full course structure, the alphabet, and the grammar articles
The whole library
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | €5.00 per month | Every month, until you cancel |
| Annual | €39.00 per year | Once a year, until you cancel. Two months cheaper than monthly. |
Both plans include:
- All fifteen works — Chekhov, Gogol, Turgenev, Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, in the original Russian
- The vocabulary, grammar material and English translations for all of them
- Your reading record synced across every device you sign in on
- New Russian texts as they are set, included while the subscription runs
The fifteen-book library is read here, in the room, on any device you sign in on. The free Chekhov edition is the copy that downloads and keeps working with no server and no account — subscribed or not, it stays yours.
What you should know before subscribing
Prices include VAT where it applies. Payment is handled by Paddle.com Market Ltd, which acts as the merchant of record and issues the invoice.
It renews until you stop it. You can cancel at any time, without notice and without giving a reason. Access continues to the end of the period you have already paid for.
Your reading record is yours either way. If a subscription lapses, nothing is deleted and nothing is held back — you can export the whole record at any time, subscribed or not. What lapses is access to the paid texts. The Chekhov room stays open.
Refunds and the right of withdrawal are set out in full on the right of withdrawal page. In short: if you are a consumer in the EU you have fourteen days to withdraw without giving a reason, and we refund by the same means you paid with.
The full terms are on the terms page, and what we record about you is on the privacy page.
Last updated August 2026.