Dostoyevsky Stories

》Dazai dies in the world of Bungo stray dogs, right after he finds out about his arch-nemesis still being alive. He mysteriously gets teleported into another world. A world way different from his own. He desperately needs to get back before his city is destroyed. He meets you and asks for your help. 》[Disclaimer: -kinda angsty -mention of suicide -she/her pronouns used] 》◇(Y/N) = Your name ◇(F/N) = Friend's name ◇(e/c) = eye colour ◇(h/c) = hair colour 》[I don't own any characters except (Y/N), (F/N) and one other character. The plot is mine. Credit for the characters goes to Asagiri.]

~~~ On a foggy winter night, Dazai Osamu and Chuuya Nakahara meet on a quiet bridge. As they share their fears and unspoken feelings, they find comfort in each other's presence. Their bond, both fragile and deep, shines briefly against the darkness, leaving a lasting impact. ~~~

Eric and Mary Josephson's collection, "Man Alone: Alienation in Modern Society," has a lot of good parts. We've taken ONLY those good parts while ELIMINATING the bad parts, the boring parts, etc. Instead of reading nearly 600 pages, this 100-page "Good Parts" version captures the essence of the book's message. Take a deep breath, sit back, and enjoy!

Returning to St Petersburg from a sanatorium, the gentle Prince Myshkin - known as 'the idiot' - pays a visit to his distant relative General Yepanchin and proceeds to charm the General and his family. But his life is thrown into turmoil when he chances on a photograph of the beautiful Nastasya Filippovna. Utterly infatuated, he soon finds himself caught up in a love triangle and drawn to a web of blackmail, betrayal and finally, murder. In prince Myshkin, Dostoyevsky portrays the purity of a 'truly beautiful soul' and explores the perils that innocence and goodness face in this corrupt world. David Mcduff's translation brilliantly captures the novel's dreamlike language and elliptic flow of the narrative. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. THIS PIECE IS MERELY UPLOADED FOR ENTERTAINMENT AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. I OWN NONE OF IT ALL CREDITS TO: AUTHOR- FYODOR DOSTOYEVSKY. TRANSLATOR- DAVID MCDUFF.

Title says it all :P I'll open requests again once I finished the ones I have already received on instagram ;3

Fyozai chess game fluff Fyodor and Book!Dazai play some chess together

A first person, partly fictitious account of my elementary and secondary education at a classical Christian school and the effects it had on me.

i could say fyodor x therapy in which you are the therapist. but we both know you're the one needing therapy for reading and x reader with a mass murderer and manipulator. fyodor supremacy tho. TW mention of torture, blood, murder, enjoy :) ALSO!! english is not my native language so excuse me in advance for grammatical mistakes and others.

Merrick is haunted. Is it by something supernatural, or the phantoms of his own conscience?

The story is about a magical book called as "The Book of Life",it had the power to make anything dead into life,many peoples wanted to get it but failed. A little girl who lived in the the village with long raven haired and purple eyes wanted to use that book for making the dead tree in their village back to life again.She tried her best and used her intelligent to get the book.

This essay explores the fundamental nature of evil and its motivations.

A dark and compelling study of a young intellectual tempted towards crime through severe poverty. Raskolnikoff, a former student who is morbidly self-obsessed, murders an old lady, who is a money-lender, with a borrowed hatchet in a desperate attempt to free himself of poverty. From the opening pages, Dostoyevsky attaches us unflinchingly to his intense and mysterious anti-hero, creating a web of intimacy and tension. Crime and guilt are the central themes running through the novel and the notions of 'justifiable' murder and worldly retribution are depicted with deft and razor-sharp precision. The novel both haunts and disturbs, yet it is the most accessible and exciting novel in the world.

ONGOING ✯ "Love me rough and let me fly." ✯ Everyone knows that feeling you get in the pit of your stomach when something is even just slightly off. Some could say it's like a sixth sense, others just call it instinct. You call it a gift. 25, born in Russia and CEO of a government owned finance company in Yokohama, you're relatively young for such a position. Your authority is always questioned, and after one minor slip up, you now have the police watching you closely; too closely for your own liking, especially when not many know about your ability. You prefer it that way. You've always been a sucker for power, and the constant criticism you receive with the need to be so careful has given you a craving for freedom...a craving too easily teased after you encounter a specific man - or maybe just a clown - for better or for worse. Especially when something about him feels so familiar, and the messy memories of your past in Russia begin to surface. They say one moment can change your life, but you never believed it until now...but the only question in your mind is: Who is he? What's waiting for you at the end of this riddle? ✯ Trigger warnings: I don't think anything specific but whatever you find in bsd could count. - I will be using female pronouns. - I update whenever I can. ✯ Your ability is based off of the real life Nikolai Gogol's dead souls novel (more or less). ✯ Disclaimer: I don't own the characters except for "you". The credit to the Bungou Stray Dogs world goes to the respective owners. The plot is all originally mine, however. ✯ Thank you to Mar (@marster_) for making this cover.

profound, intangible, explicitly veiled.

"YOU'RE IMPRISONED INSIDE THAT CAGE OF MUSIC SCORES." BSD MUSICIAN! AU

"Have I gone mad?" "I'm afraid so. But I'll tell you a secret. All the best people are"