Dostoevsky In Love. Christophy A.

Dostoevsky’s life was brilliant and cruel. Sentenced to the death penalty as a revolutionary, he escaped the execution, survived the Siberian exile and was accepted into the immediate circle of the king. He had three great love novels, each of which was overshadowed by exhausting epilepsy and addiction to gambling. But at that time, stories, journalistic works and novels, such as “Crime and Punishment”, “Idiot” and “Brothers Karamazov”, recognized by the world property and indisputable masterpieces, were written. Christophore weaved into a single whole carefully selected excerpts from the works of the author and the historical context. The result was a novel that Dostoevsky himself could write if life and literary glory had not intervened. This is a new portrait of an artist who, perhaps, was not familiar to us before: a shy, but devoted loving, sensitive friend of the people, a faithful brother and friend, as well as a writer who can penetrate into the depths of the human soul.