Fyodor Dostoyevsky Collection: The Brothers Karamazov, Crime and Punishment, The Idiot, and Notes from the Underground

De: Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Narrado por: Michael A. Harding

Explore legendary Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s most famous works and witness the philosophical legacy of 19th-century Russia.

Step into the rich history and culture of Mother Russia with this classic collection by esteemed writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky. With his penchant for gripping prose and powerful themes that unmasked the social struggles and intellectual clashes of his day, this audiobook collection brings his work to life for the contemporary listener.

With a rich narration that gives justice to Dostoyevsky’s brilliance, you’ll discover how this legendary author became one of the major thinkers and creative visionaries of the 19th century.

Inside this collection, you’ll discover:

• The Brothers Karamazov, a deeply moving philosophical novel that grapples with timeless themes of faith, freedom, and morality while providing a fascinating window into Russian life at the turn of the late 1800s.
• Crime and Punishment, a gripping drama and tragedy that paints a stark picture of poverty, the lengths some men go to escape it, and the psychological toll it leaves in its wake.
• The Idiot, an enduring attempt by Dostoyevsky to portray "the positively good and beautiful man” as he offers a redeeming message about true Christian love.
• Notes from the Underground, an existentialist novel that expertly weaves riddles and wordplay to explore questions of suffering, freedom, and utopianism.

This audiobook brings each story to life in your imagination, making it a must-listen for anybody who wants to broaden their knowledge, appreciate classic literature, and find a rich new perspective on some of humanity’s greatest mysteries.

Are you ready to discover Dostoyevsky? Then start listening today!

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Terrible narration

I bought this collection for Crime and Punishment and almost couldn’t finish it. The narrator ruins the book entirely. His failure at Russian accents as well as misplaced emphasis almost makes it sound like an AI voice doing a cheep infomercial.

Once Dostoyevsky grabs your attention, he doesn’t let it go

Narration/performance is probably best a 4.5/5 but I gave 5 due to the large number of characters/voices/accents required to tell this story! Now when I read the physical books, I hear his voices and accents in my head!
I’ll admit I often fell asleep while listening, but that was always intentional. I’m not sure at what point during The Brothers Karamazov it was, but there came a point when I chose the audiobook over tv, streaming, and social media. The night I finished TBK I was walking outside in the cold and walked for nearly 5 miles without knowing because I was so engrossed in the conclusion of the trial!
I also liked to make bookmarks for phrases and words for further research later.
It was enjoyable and educational.

Captivating collection and great listen

Dostoyevsky’s books are a must read. The narrator eases through his works with theatrical dialogue and an alluring tone.

Four books for the price of one!

I downloaded this for Crime & Punishment but got a bonus three additional books by a classic writer. Audio version is really good and much easier to follow along versus reading the hard copy.

96 Hours of Classic Fiction

From sheer volume alone this is probably worth it. The performance was decent: character voices were great but the narrative voice was a little off for me (call it a push). The stories are of course classics … one of which (Crime and Punishment) I had already read in High School many eons ago and didn’t particularly care for it (I have issues with the protagonist); however, I recently had the Brothers Karamazov recommended to me and rather than reading through the another huge story by a famous author for whom I should appreciate his works more than I do, I figured an audiobook would be a good way to do this …

And I was absolutely spot on here. In my mind, it is the only way to “casually” read Dostroyevsky (Yes, I know that is heresy) … save the reading for your lit class when you have to dig into weird philosophical concepts that you have small interest in. As an audiobook, it was really wasn’t so bad.

I was given this free advance listener copy (ALC) audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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