Uncle's Dream and The Permanent Husband

Exploring the complexities of human psychology, Dostoevsky's literary contributions are deeply rooted in the tumultuous political, social, and spiritual climate of 19th-century Russia. His acclaimed novels, including Crime and Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov, tackle profound philosophical and religious themes. Renowned as a master of psychological fiction, he is often credited with pioneering existentialist literature through works like Notes from Underground. His extensive oeuvre includes 12 novels and numerous short stories, solidifying his legacy as a literary giant.