Poor Folk by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Poor Folk by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Makar Devushkin is a middle-aged clerk who copies documents for almost nothing. Varvara is a young woman living across the courtyard with no protection. They write to each other, and he sends her money he does not have.

Dostoevsky was twenty-four, and when Nekrasov read the manuscript overnight he ran to Belinsky shouting that a new Gogol had appeared. The novel's real subject is not poverty but the humiliation inside it — Makar's obsession with the state of his boots and what the office thinks of them is the whole book.

Dostoevsky's debut, which made him famous overnight. Short, and the origin of everything he wrote later.

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