Dostoevsky wrote this novel upon his return from prison in exile, so it can be said that it is a bridge between the stories he produced in the days of youth and the great works that he wrote from a mature age. She has the greatest enthusiasm, and among them her injustice is the greatest injustice, and Dostoevsky himself was among those who wronged her. “I know very well that there are many puppets in this book that are not human beings.” He added: “I did not realize this, of course, when I was in the fever of fast work, and I hardly felt it.” Dostoevsky echoes what some critics said about this novel that it is far from reality. And that it is somewhat disjointed, so here he says in an apology for that that he wrote it in special circumstances that forced him to speed up the writing as quickly as possible, because the emerging magazine that his brother started issuing it, which is the “Zaman” magazine, was in need of a novel to be published in They were prepared sequentially, so he did not have enough time to build his novel with a tight structure, nor to polish it with the technical refinement that he is satisfied with. .
Number of pages: 560
Publisher: Juice Books
To order the rest of Dostoevsky's books from the Book Juice House :
1- The Idiot - 3 parts
2- A funny man's dream
3- The Gambler
4- The poor
5- Devils 4 parts
To order the rest of Dostoevsky's books from the House of Enlightenment:
1- The Idiot "Two Books"
2- In my basement
3- The Gambler
4- The White Nights
5- Adolescent two parts
6- The poor
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1- The village of Stepanchikovo and its inhabitants
2- Uncle's dream
3- Eternal husband
4- Humiliated and humiliated
5- The double
6- The Gambler
7- Notes from the Dead House
8- Crime and Punishment are two books
9- White Nights
10- The Brothers Karamazov, 4 parts
11- The poor
