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Titles in This Set
Crime and Punishment
The Brothers Karamazov
The Idiot
The Devils (Demons)
Notes from the Underground
The House of the Dead
The Gambler
Poor Folk
The Double
White Nights
The Eternal Husband
A Gentle Creature
Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Rupa
Genre: Classic Russian Literature / Fiction
Overview
Discover the towering literary genius of Fyodor Dostoevsky with this twelve-book paperback collection, gathering the Russian master's most celebrated novels and novellas in one set. From the psychological torment of Crime and Punishment to the philosophical depth of The Brothers Karamazov, this collection traces Dostoevsky's evolution as a writer obsessed with faith, guilt, and the human soul. Perfect for students, book clubs, and lifelong readers of Russian classics, it offers an affordable introduction to one of literature's most influential authors.
About the Books
Fyodor Dostoevsky remains one of literature's most psychologically penetrating novelists, and this twelve-book set gathers the essential range of his fiction. Crime and Punishment follows Raskolnikov's murder and his agonizing path toward confession. The Brothers Karamazov, his final and most ambitious novel, weaves patricide and faith into a meditation on God and free will. The Idiot pits Prince Myshkin's radical goodness against a corrupt society, while The Devils portrays revolutionary nihilism tearing apart a provincial town. Notes from the Underground gives voice to literature's first true anti-hero, and The House of the Dead draws on Dostoevsky's own Siberian imprisonment. Shorter works round out the set: The Gambler channels his own roulette addiction, Poor Folk explores poverty through letters, The Double follows a clerk's descent into madness, White Nights is a tender tale of fleeting romance, The Eternal Husband examines jealousy, and A Gentle Creature closes the set with a haunting meditation on guilt.
Key Benefits
- Complete twelve-book paperback set of Dostoevsky's most acclaimed fiction
- Includes classics like Crime and Punishment, The Idiot, and The Brothers Karamazov
- Ideal for students, book clubs, and Russian literature lovers
- Brand new, affordable set that makes a great gift
- Compact paperback format, easy to read, shelve, and travel with
- A perfect entry point into existentialism and the human condition
Book-by-Book Guide
Crime and Punishment — Raskolnikov's murder and path toward confession.
The Brothers Karamazov — a saga of faith, family, and patricide.
The Idiot — Prince Myshkin's goodness tested against a scheming society.
The Devils (Demons) — a town descends into chaos under nihilists.
Notes from the Underground — a bitter narrator's critique of reason and society.
The House of the Dead — life inside a Siberian prison camp.
The Gambler — a tutor's roulette obsession mirrors the author's own struggles.
Poor Folk — Dostoevsky's debut, an epistolary story of poverty and love.
The Double — a timid clerk tormented by his confident doppelganger.
White Nights — a lonely dreamer finds brief connection over four nights.
The Eternal Husband — a drama of jealousy between two men and one woman.
A Gentle Creature — a pawnbroker's guilt after his young wife's death.
About the Author
Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821-1881) was a Russian novelist, short story writer, essayist, and journalist widely regarded as one of the greatest writers in world literature. Born in Moscow, he studied engineering before turning to writing, and his brush with a firing squad and Siberian exile shaped his fiction's obsession with suffering, faith, and redemption. His novels explore human psychology within the turbulent atmosphere of nineteenth-century Russia. Today, Dostoevsky is celebrated as a founding influence on existentialist thought and the modern psychological novel.
Why You'll Love This Collection
This twelve-book set delivers an affordable journey through Dostoevsky's greatest fiction in one collection. Whether stocking a classroom library, building a shelf of essential classics, or seeking a gift for the literature lover in your life, this paperback collection is a rewarding pick for any occasion.
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