
A poor student commits a crime and cannot escape his own mind
Raskolnikov, a former student in St Petersburg, is poor, proud and convinced that he stands above ordinary rules. After a terrible act he is haunted by guilt and by an investigator who keeps circling closer. The story first appeared in installments in 1866.
Readers who are ready for a long classic that also works as a psychological thriller.
A gripping, intense read about conscience and its cost. A modern translation makes it much easier to enjoy.
It first ran in twelve monthly parts in the magazine The Russian Messenger in 1866.
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Classics · Guilt · Poverty · Morality
527 pages · ≈ 15 h
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