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Fyodor Dostoevsky: books and prizes

Fyodor Dostoevsky was a Russian novelist and short story writer born in Moscow. His first novel, Poor Folk, appeared in 1846. His later novels include Crime and Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov.^1,2

Works, in order of first publication

1. 1846Poor Folk²Bednye lyudinovel
2. 1846The Double²Dvoiniknovel
3. 1848White Nights²Belye nochishort stories
4. 1859The Village of Stepanchikovo²novel
5. 1861The Insulted and Injured²Unizhennye i oskorblennyenovel
6. 1862The House of the Dead²Zapiski iz mertvogo domanovel
7. 1864Notes from Underground²Zapiski iz podpolyanovel
8. 1866Crime and Punishment²Prestuplenie i nakazanienovel
9. 1866The Gambler²Igroknovel
10. 1869The Idiot²Idiotnovel
11. 1870The Eternal Husband²Vechny muzhnovel
12. 1872Demons²BesyAlso translated as The Possessednovel
13. 1876The Adolescent²PodrostokAlso translated as A Raw Youthnovel
14. 1877The Dream of a Ridiculous Man²short stories
15. 1880The Brothers Karamazov²Bratya Karamazovynovel

Sources

1. Encyclopaedia Britannica, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Encyclopaedia Britannica (last updated 2026-09-20)
2. eNotes, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Principal Works, eNotes literary criticism (accessed 2026-10-28)