The Collected Works in Ten Volumes

Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821-1881) - a great Russian writer, a master of artistic word, a deep psychologist, and a connoisseur of the human soul. His work has greatly influenced world artistic literature and, more broadly, world culture. The collected works in ten volumes include the main works of the writer: - Vol. 1: Poor Folk; White Nights; The Double; The Landlady; A Weak Heart; - Vol. 2: The Little Hero; Uncle's Dream; Humiliated and Insulted; - Vol. 3: Notes from the House of the Dead; The Gambler; - Vol. 4: The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants; Notes from Underground; The Eternal Husband; - Vol. 5: Crime and Punishment; - Vol. 6: The Idiot; - Vol. 7: The Possessed; - Vol. 8: The Adolescent; - Vol. 9: The Brothers Karamazov, Parts 1-3; - Vol. 10: The Brothers Karamazov, Part 4; Works from "The Writer's Diary" 1873-1880.