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Enter a quiet room of conscience and conflict, where every word presses against the soul. The Dostoyevsky Library offers unabridged readings of the great novels, not as mere stories, but as confessions whispered in the dark. Here, restless minds wander through guilt and grace, doubt and redemption, while the human heart stands exposed in all its fragile contradictions. Listen as each chapter unfolds slowly, like footsteps echoing through a winter street. These readings invite you to linger with princes and prisoners, dreamers and sinners, and to ask, as Dostoyevsky always asked: what does it mean to be free, to suffer, to believe? This is not simply a podcast - it is a vigil beside the restless spirit of humanity itself.
Unknown Host hosts The Dostoyevsky Library, a fiction show with 218 episodes published.
In which Prince Muishkin, overwhelmed by suspicion and sorrow, seeks out Rogojin in a fevered search for Nastasia Philipovna, only to find himself ensnared in a tense and somber vigil beside the stillness of a shaded roo
In which the prince, quietly enduring preparations for his hastened wedding amid whispers and watchful eyes, navigates the complex affections and anxieties of those around him, including his troubled bride and a circle o
In which our observer delicately chronicles the strange and tangled rumours that have blossomed across Pavlofsk concerning a noble young prince’s scandalous engagements, love entanglements, and the bewildered perplexity
In which the prince, haunted by a deep and restless melancholy, is drawn into a delicate and tense encounter between two women of starkly different dispositions, each marked by jealousy, pride, and concealed sorrows; ami
In which a gathering of Russian nobility unravels the stirring reflections and fervent convictions of a young prince, whose impassioned discourse on faith, society, and identity amidst tales of a departed benefactor evok
In which the prince contemplates the anxious preparations for a small but significant social gathering, amid the restless moods and veiled tensions of the Epanchin family, while grappling with his own apprehensions and t
In which a delicate ambiguity settles over Prince Muishkin’s relationship with Aglaya Epanchin, sparking a mixture of anxiety, misunderstanding, and reluctant hope within her family as they navigate the uneasy dance of c
In which a weary old general, caught between pride and nostalgia, recounts his implausible yet heartfelt memories as a child page at Napoleon’s court, revealing a mixture of grandeur and bitter disillusionment beneath hi
In which the troubled general returns home in a tempestuous state, casting shadows over his family with fits of rage and inexplicable moods, whilst those around him wrestle with uncertainty and quiet apprehension. Amidst
In which the fragile Hippolyte finds himself lodged with the Ptitsin family, amidst a tangle of domestic quarrels that lay bare the abrasions and unsettled rancours within the household. Therein unfolds a curious drama o
In which we are introduced to the weary banality and thwarted ambitions of Varvara Ardalionovna Ptitsin and her brother Gania, whose petty family intrigues and social manoeuvres unfold with quiet desperation and bittersw
In which the prince wrestles with a haunting correspondence whose strange truths blur the line between dream and reality, compelling him to confront a sorrowful apparition whose presence stirs both anguish and longing. A
In which the prince navigates delicate morning encounters marked by veiled tensions and parental anxieties, whilst the household reels from a mysterious misfortune involving missing money and suspected betrayal. Amidst c
In which a late-night meeting between the prince and Aglaya unfolds into a candid and restless exchange, revealing her rebellious spirit, her dreams of escape, and her sharp judgments of those around them. They tread thr
In which a pallid youth named Hippolyte delivers a somber and defiant confession of his intention to end his own life, provoking a volatile mixture of disbelief, concern, and cynicism among a collected company, culminati
In which a sombre, ailing narrator recounts a chance encounter that leads him to aid a fallen medical man, while grappling with feelings of isolation, impending mortality, and the burdens of charity. Amidst reflections o
In which Hippolyte awakens with a restless spirit and, defying the gathering’s unease, unveils a sealed manuscript filled with a solemn and turbulent confession that he insists must be heard without delay. Amidst a charg
In which a sudden assembly of familiar guests, champagne in hand and spirits high, unexpectedly converges to celebrate the prince's birthday with lively, sometimes heated discourse on profound and earthly matters alike.
In which the Epanchin family is shaken by unsettling revelations and strained tensions, while Prince Muishkin finds himself enveloped in a curious mixture of melancholy and bewilderment during a midnight stroll through t
In which a curious and tender scene unfolds at a family gathering, revealing the prince’s delicate sensibilities and the candid affections and misunderstandings among the Epanchin sisters. Later, at a public concert, the
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