White Nights, Poor Folk & The Double by Fyodor Dostoevsky brings together three important early works by one of Russia’s greatest literary writers. These stories reveal Dostoevsky’s early exploration of human psychology, social struggles, and the emotional experiences of ordinary people.
Poor Folk portrays the difficult lives of two impoverished individuals through their heartfelt letters, highlighting themes of poverty, dignity, and compassion. White Nights is a tender and melancholic story about loneliness, dreams, and unfulfilled love, following a lonely narrator who forms a brief but meaningful connection. The Double explores identity and inner conflict through the story of a man whose life is disrupted by the appearance of his own double.
Known for his deep psychological insight and emotional storytelling, Dostoevsky’s works continue to influence world literature. This collection is ideal for readers interested in classic fiction, philosophy, human nature, and character-driven stories.
