Crime & Punishment

Crime & Punishment

by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Bantam Books · 1996 · 576 pages

A destitute student, convinced of his own intellectual superiority, believes he can transcend morality to commit a "perfect" murder for the greater good. But his audacious act plunges him into a harrowing descent of paranoia, guilt, and psychological torment. Dostoevsky masterfully explores the dark corners of the human psyche, offering a profound and unsettling look at conscience, sin, and redemption for readers fascinated by complex moral quandaries.

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