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Brief Lives: Fyodor Dostoevsky

Производитель: "Hesperus Press"

Серия: "Brief Lives"

In this compelling new biography Anthony Briggs explores the effect of Dostoevsky&# 039;s turbulent life on his literary genius. Described by one contemporary as "the Shakespeare of the lunatic asylum," Dostoevsky famously divided critics during his lifetime.

Формат: 130x200мм, 128стр. стр.

ISBN: 978-1843919254

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