Poor Folk

A Heartbreaking Tale of Love and Poverty

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  • A
  • deeply
  • moving
  • novel
  • that
  • lays
  • bare
  • the
  • struggles
  • of
  • the
  • poor
  • with
  • raw
  • emotion
  • and
  • profound
  • insight—Dostoyevsky's
  • first
  • masterpiece!"
  • Written
  • in
  • the
  • form
  • of
  • an
  • epistolary
  • novel,
  • Poor
  • Folk
  • is
  • a
  • poignant
  • and
  • tragic
  • tale
  • of
  • poverty,
  • love,
  • and
  • human
  • resilience.
  • Through
  • the
  • letters
  • exchanged
  • between
  • Makar
  • Devushkin,
  • a
  • humble
  • government
  • clerk,
  • and
  • Varvara
  • Dobroselova,
  • a
  • young
  • woman
  • struggling
  • to
  • survive,
  • Dostoyevsky
  • paints
  • a
  • heartbreaking
  • portrait
  • of
  • social
  • injustice
  • and
  • the
  • harsh
  • realities
  • of
  • 19th-century
  • Russian
  • society.
  • Exploring
  • themes
  • of
  • dignity,
  • class
  • struggle,
  • and
  • unfulfilled
  • dreams,
  • Poor
  • Folk
  • remains
  • one
  • of
  • the
  • greatest
  • psychological
  • and
  • social
  • novels
  • of
  • all
  • time.
  • As
  • Dostoyevsky's
  • debut
  • novel,
  • it
  • established
  • his
  • reputation
  • as
  • a
  • master
  • of
  • realism
  • and
  • deep
  • human
  • insight.
  • ?
  • Celebrated
  • as
  • one
  • of
  • the
  • most
  • influential
  • works
  • in
  • Russian
  • literature!
  • ?
  • Dostoyevsky's
  • debut
  • novel
  • that
  • gained
  • immediate
  • acclaim
  • from
  • literary
  • critics,
  • including
  • praise
  • from
  • the
  • famous
  • poet
  • Vissarion
  • Belinsky.
  • If
  • you
  • love
  • literary
  • masterpieces
  • that
  • explore
  • the
  • struggles
  • of
  • ordinary
  • people,
  • Poor
  • Folk
  • is
  • a
  • must-read.
  • Experience
  • Dostoyevsky's
  • first
  • novel,
  • where
  • he
  • lays
  • the
  • foundation
  • for
  • his
  • later
  • philosophical
  • and
  • psychological explorations.
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