Dostoevsky's final and greatest masterpiece — a towering novel of faith, doubt, morality, and the human soul. The Brothers Karamazov tells the story of the volatile Karamazov family: the dissolute father Fyodor and his three very different sons — the passionate Dmitri, the coldly intellectual Ivan, and the gentle, devout Alyosha. When their father is murdered, the ensuing investigation and trial become the stage for one of literature's most profound explorations of free will, suffering, guilt, and God. Translated by David McDuff, this Penguin Classics edition captures the full power of a novel that has shaped writers and thinkers for generations. A monumental work of world literature and one of the finest novels ever written.
