The Double and The Gambler

This volume presents two distinctive shorter works by Fyodor Dostoevsky:
The Double
and
The Gambler
, translated by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky.
The Double
follows a civil servant's descent into psychological crisis upon encountering his doppelgänger, exploring themes of identity and madness.
The Gambler
offers a stark portrayal of gambling addiction and its destructive impact on an individual's life and relationships.
Why You Should Read?
Experience two classic Dostoevsky novellas in a single volume.
Examine profound psychological themes, including identity, obsession, and self-delusion.
Engage with Dostoevsky's insightful character studies and complex narratives.
Discover essential works of Russian literature and psychological fiction.