Fyodor Dostoevsky
Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was a renowned Russian novelist, short story writer, and essayist of the 19th century.
His works, including Crime and Punishment, The Idiot, and The Brothers Karamazov, are celebrated for their psychological depth and exploration of human nature in the context of political, social, and spiritual turmoil.
Dostoevsky's writing often incorporated elements of religious mysticism and philosophical inquiry, making him a significant figure in world literature.
His novel Demons is particularly acclaimed, and Notes from Underground is considered one of the first existentialist works.
Beyond his literary contributions, Dostoevsky was also recognized as a philosopher and theologian, with his ideas continuing to influence modern thought.
Books by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Crime and Punishment
He kills a pawnbroker to prove some men stand beyond conscience. Then his own mind arrests him.
Classics
Literature
Literary Fiction
Novels
Philosophy
Immersive
Crime and Punishment
He kills a pawnbroker to prove some men stand beyond conscience. Then his own mind arrests him.
Classics
Literature
Literary Fiction
Novels
Philosophy
The Brothers Karamazov
Three sons face passion, reason, and guilt after their depraved father's murder in Russia.
Classics
Literature
Novels
Philosophy
Russia
The Brothers Karamazov
Three sons face passion, reason, and guilt after their depraved father's murder in Russia.
Classics
Literature
Novels
Philosophy
Russia
Notes from Underground
A retired clerk in St. Petersburg pens a furious confession: his mind has made action impossible.
Classics
Philosophy
Literature
Literary Fiction
Russia
Notes from Underground
A retired clerk in St. Petersburg pens a furious confession: his mind has made action impossible.
Classics
Philosophy
Literature
Literary Fiction
Russia
Notes from Underground, White Nights, The Dream of a Ridiculous Man, and Selections from The House of the Dead
A retired official in a Petersburg cellar explains why his intelligence has made him spiteful.
Classics
Russia
Philosophy
Literature
Literary Fiction
Notes from Underground, White Nights, The Dream of a Ridiculous Man, and Selections from The House of the Dead
A retired official in a Petersburg cellar explains why his intelligence has made him spiteful.
Classics
Russia
Philosophy
Literature
Literary Fiction
Demons
A mysterious aristocrat's return draws a Russian town into revolutionary conspiracy and murder.
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Russia
Literature
Literary Fiction
Philosophy
Demons
A mysterious aristocrat's return draws a Russian town into revolutionary conspiracy and murder.
Classics
Russia
Literature
Literary Fiction
Philosophy
The Idiot
A guileless prince returns from a Swiss sanatorium into a Russia of love, obsession, and ruin.
Classics
Literary Fiction
Literature
Russia
Russian
The Idiot
A guileless prince returns from a Swiss sanatorium into a Russia of love, obsession, and ruin.
Classics
Literary Fiction
Literature
Russia
Russian
The Gambler
A tutor plays roulette to win a cold woman's love; the wheel claims him instead.
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Literature
Literary Fiction
Novels
Historical Fiction
The Gambler
A tutor plays roulette to win a cold woman's love; the wheel claims him instead.
Classics
Literature
Literary Fiction
Novels
Historical Fiction
White Nights
Over four white nights, a lonely dreamer offers his heart to a girl waiting for another.
Classics
Romance
Short Stories
Russia
Literature
Immersive
White Nights
Over four white nights, a lonely dreamer offers his heart to a girl waiting for another.
Classics
Romance
Short Stories
Russia
Literature
The Dream of a Ridiculous Man
Suicide, a weeping child, then a dream: a despairing man enters a pristine, sinless world.
Classics
Short Stories
Russian
Philosophy
Literature
The Dream of a Ridiculous Man
Suicide, a weeping child, then a dream: a despairing man enters a pristine, sinless world.
Classics
Short Stories
Russian
Philosophy
Literature
Poor People
A penniless clerk's letters to his neighbor become his lifeline, until a wealthy suitor proposes.
Classics
Literature
Russian
Russia
19th Century
Poor People
A penniless clerk's letters to his neighbor become his lifeline, until a wealthy suitor proposes.
Classics
Literature
Russian
Russia
19th Century
