Its first section, consisting of a monologue from a man in the title locale, attacks an imaginary reader who is hostile to the man giving the monologue. Its second section, titled (*) Apropos of Wet S
Its first section, consisting of a monologue from a man in the title locale, attacks an imaginary reader who is hostile to the man giving the monologue. Its second section, titled (*) Apropos of Wet Snow, is an autobiographical work by the speaker written well before the monologue. The protagonist of the work, who used to be in civil service, is now sick and spiteful and living with a female servant in St. Petersburg. FTP, identify this 1864 work by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Its first section, consisting of a monologue from a man in the title locale, attacks an imaginary reader who is hostile to the man giving the monologue.
{Notes from} the {Underground} or {Letters from} the {Underworld}