Stories

Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Russian stories explore profound existentialism, psychological turmoil, and moral dilemmas, focusing on the human soul within 19th-century Saint Petersburg. His works, featuring themes of suffering, redemption, and faith, are renowned for deep psychology, often exploring characters in humiliating, "underground" situations, as seen in Notes from Underground and White Nights.

Author: F.Dostoyevsky

Publisher: Union of Soviet Socialist Repulics

Released Date: 1983