The Short Novels of Dostoevsky by Dial Press (1945)

Step into the intense psychological world of one of literature’s greatest minds. “The Short Novels of Dostoevsky” brings together some of the author’s most powerful and penetrating works in a single, beautifully produced volume. Introduced by Nobel Prize–winning author Thomas Mann, this edition offers rare insight into Dostoevsky’s genius—his moral urgency, his dark humor, and his unmatched exploration of the human soul. Mann’s introduction alone makes this book a prize for collectors and serious readers alike. Published by Dial Press in 1945, this New York edition was designed as “a permanent library book,” reflecting both its literary importance and its enduring craftsmanship. A must-have for admirers of Russian literature, classic fiction, and philosophical storytelling. An essential volume for any thoughtful reader’s shelf—and a timeless invitation into Dostoevsky’s unforgettable world.