In this novel, the Senator is pleased by the rectilinear nature of the main street of the city where it takes place.
N. A. Berdyaev wrote a review of this work referring to it as an "astral novel." In the epilogue, one of the main characters goes to Egypt and writes a monograph called Concerning the Letter of Dauphsekhrut. A shoddily-built ceiling foils one character's attempt to hang himself; that character, Sergey Sergeyevich, is married to a woman nicknamed Angel Peri. In this novel, the Senator is pleased by the rectilinear nature of the main street of the city where it takes place. Nikolai Apollonovich is instructed to assassinate his own father with a time bomb in a sardine tin in this novel. Its chapters are introduced by quotes from Pushkin's poem about the Bronze Horseman, which symbolizes the title city. For 10 points, name this symbolist novel by Andrei Bely.
N. A. Berdyaev wrote a review of this work referring to it as an "astral novel.
St. Petersburg [or Peterburg]