The Brothers Karamazov - "A Novel in Four Parts, with an Epilogue" is the last work of the great "novel tragedies" by Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, published in 1879/80, a year before the author's death. "That a single person could write the Karamazovs is a miracle," noted Hermann Hesse. Indeed, The Brothers Karamazov is not only an exceptionally gripping family saga set in 19th-century Russia, but also an intense narrative and intellectual exploration of the idea that, in the end, the recognition of good amidst an abundance of evil redeems humanity. This monumental novel also reflects the entire poetic world of Dostoevsky. Structured once again as a crime story, the perpetrator remains unknown to the reader until the very end. Dostoevsky tells the story of the three Karamazov brothers.