Fyodor Dostoevsky 6 Books Collection Set - Crime and Punishment, The Brothers Karamazov & More - Paperback Classic Russian Literature

Titles in This Set Notes From The Underground Crime and Punishment The Brothers Karamazov The Devils The Idiot The House of the Dead Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789123484300 Publisher: Classic Editions Age Range: Adult / General Fiction Overview This brand-new 6-book paperback box set brings together six of Fyodor Dostoevsky's most celebrated novels in one collectible edition. From the moral labyrinth of Crime and Punishment to the philosophical depths of The Brothers Karamazov, this set is a definitive starting point for newcomers and a handsome addition for admirers of Russian literature. Ideal for students, book clubs, and gift-givers, it offers hours of thought-provoking reading to return to again and again. About the Books Dostoevsky's fiction remains among the most probing explorations of the human soul ever written, and this set collects six of his defining works. Notes From The Underground introduces his famously bitter, self-aware narrator, laying the psychological groundwork for the novels that follow. Crime and Punishment, perhaps his most widely read novel, follows a desperate student through guilt, confession, and the possibility of redemption on the streets of St Petersburg. The Brothers Karamazov, often considered his masterpiece, weaves murder, faith, and family into a sprawling drama questioning the existence of God and the nature of free will. The Devils turns to revolutionary politics, tracing how ideology curdles into fanaticism and violence. The Idiot places a man of near-impossible goodness into a scheming, status-obsessed society, testing how compassion survives amid cynicism. Finally, The House of the Dead draws on Dostoevsky's own imprisonment in Siberia, offering a semi-autobiographical account of prison life that is bleak, tender, and quietly hopeful. Together these six novels trace guilt, faith, suffering, and the search for meaning, presented in matching brand-new paperbacks built to be read and revisited. Six of Dost