The second part includes the story of Akulka's husband, while the first part features Baklushin's story as well as sections on "new acquaintances" and "desperate men.
The second part includes the story of Akulka's husband, while the first part features Baklushin's story as well as sections on "new acquaintances" and "desperate men." It purports to be a manuscript written by Aleksandr Petrovich Goryanchikov, a nobleman who became a convict deportee of the second category after murdering his wife. The book was published in the newspaper Russian World in 1860, six years after its author finished serving a sentence for his role in the Petrashevist conspiracy. FTP, name this book about life in a Siberian prison by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
The second part includes the story of Akulka's husband, while the first part features Baklushin's story as well as sections on "new acquaintances" and "desperate men.
The {House of the Dead} or {Notes from the House of the Dead}