The Idiot
Fyodor Dostoyevsky · Eva (Translator) Martin
About this book
Dostoyevsky's novel follows Prince Myshkin, a naive and compassionate young man, as he returns to Russian society and struggles amid its greed, passion, and moral corruption. It suits readers interested in classic Russian literature and philosophical fiction.
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