A sweeping psychological drama set in late‑19th century Russia, the novel follows a group of radical intellectuals whose ideological fervor spirals into violence and moral collapse, exposing the fragile line between hope and despair.
A chilling, introspective monologue that unravels a tormented mind’s isolation and defiance, exposing raw human doubt and existential rebellion in Dostoyevsky’s stark, poetic prose.
Explore Herman Melville’s lesser‑known tales in this critical edition, featuring scholarly essays that illuminate themes of identity and nature while preserving the author’s lyrical prose for modern readers.
William Morrow (9780062821331 / 48502241) - First US edition - Height: 209 mm - Spine width: 35 mm - Width: 141 mm - ISBN: 9780062821331 - Number of pages: 435 - Languages: English - Weight: 518 g