The Dostoevsky Reading Room
Patrick KinvilleThe intellectual and cultural movements that shaped Dostoevsky’s life and work.
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The Unwritten Novels Behind Dostoevsky’s Demons
In May 1869, just three months after the final chapters of The Idiot were published in the journal Russky Vestnik, Fyodor Dostoevsky wrote a letter to his longtime friend and literary confidant, the poet Apollon Maikov, exclaiming “I have o...
“Better to Err in Mercy Than in Punishment”: Dostoevsky on Free Will and the Kornilova Trial
On October 15, 1876, a St. Petersburg court sentenced a young woman named Ekaterina Kornilova to two years and eight months of hard labor, followed by permanent exile in Siberia. Kornilova, who was pregnant at the time of the crime, was fou...
“A Perfectly Beautiful Human”: How Dostoevsky Created Prince Myshkin
In December 1867, with less than a month to submit the first five chapters of his new novel, The Idiot, to the Russian Messenger (Русский вестник) for serial publication, Fyodor Dostoevsky decided to throw out what he had written and start...
Dostoevsky's Early Dreamers: The Landlady and White Nights
“My God, a whole moment of happiness! Is that too little for the whole of a man’s life?”1
So ends Fyodor Dostoevsky’s 1848 novella White Nights, a story that, nearly 180 years after its publication, has become a social media sensation. The...
Dostoevsky and Russia’s Untranslatable Art
In March 1873, Fyodor Dostoevsky attended a preliminary exhibition at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg, showing roughly one hundred Russian paintings and sculptures selected for display at the Vienna World’s Fair. Writing abou...
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