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Dostoevsky's groundbreaking novella introduces the Underground Man — bitter, brilliant, contradictory, and utterly unforgettable. From his dark basement, he rails against society, reason, and himself in one of literature's most intense and honest psychological portraits.

Short but immensely powerful, Notes from Underground is considered the first existential novel and the foundation of modern psychological fiction. Dark, funny, and disturbing in turn, it is essential reading for every serious lover of classic literature — the perfect entry point into Dostoevsky's world. Dostoevsky anticipates modern psychology by decades, creating a narrator who is by turns repulsive and painfully relatable. It is the kind of book that keeps arguing with you long after you have finished it — essential reading for anyone who loves big ideas in fiction.

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• Language: English
• Format: Paperback
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