White Nights. Eternal Stories. Young Adult

Unrequited love, deep loneliness, the collapse of dreams, and the image of a dreamer unite Dostoevsky's early and most poetic stories "White Nights" and "The Hostess."

The heroes of these works fall in love, sacrifice themselves, try to break free from unfavorable conditions and the monotony of gray life, and wander the streets of Petersburg in a trance, lovingly described by the author. This love is also reflected in the cycle of feuilletons "Petersburg Chronicle," where the image of the dreamer first appears.