Description

What if the greatest prison was the one inside your own mind?

In Crime and Punishment, Dostoevsky confronts the darkness of human nature and the possibility of redemption through suffering.

After committing a brutal murder, Raskolnikov spirals into paranoia, self-hatred, and philosophical despair-while the relentless detective Porfiry and the saintly Sonia force him to face the consequences of his beliefs and actions.

This modern adaptation preserves Dostoevsky's psychological depth and moral weight, presenting a gripping and immersive experience for contemporary readers.

What You'll Discover in This Modern Translation:

- A Psychological Thriller - Explore the mental and emotional collapse of a man at war with himself

- Profound Moral Questions - What is justice? Who decides who deserves to live or die?

- Redemption Through Suffering - A raw exploration of guilt, confession, and spiritual rebirth

- Modern Clarity, Classic Intensity - An accessible but faithful translation that brings every emotion to life

Equal parts crime novel, philosophical treatise, and redemption arc, Crime and Punishment is an unflinching look at the human soul under pressure.