Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky's novel "Crime and Punishment" was inspired by the author's own life: the idea for the work was born while he was serving time at a penal colony in Omsk. The text, which began as a confession, turned into, in the author's words, a "psychological account of a crime." Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky Pages: 640 (Offset paper). Hardcover Dimensions: 207x138x33 mm
The story of the student Raskolnikov, dedicated to crime and repentance, difficult moral choices, and the search for light even in the darkest of times, has become one of the most important books in world literature and remains relevant to this day.
"I had to know something else, something else was urging me on: I had to know then, and know as soon as possible, whether I was a louse like everyone else, or a man? Whether I could step over or not! Whether I would dare to reach down and take it or not! Am I a trembling creature or have I the right..."
Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
Pages: 640 (offset paper). Hardcover
Dimensions: 207x138x33 mm
