Virginia Woolf: 3 Essays on Dostoyevsky

In these essays, Virginia Woolf dives into the genius of Fyodor Dostoevsky, viewing him as a writer who breaks the boundaries of form, plunges into the depths of the human soul, and forces readers to confront truths they would rather avoid. Dostoyevsky's emotional intensity, interiority, and willingness to break form influenced Woolf's modernist style and she was a great champion of his work. In these essays-Dostoyevsky the Father, More Dostoyevsky, and Dostoyevsky in Cranford-she examines ...