Its anonymous narrator revels in his toothaches an
Its anonymous narrator revels in his toothaches and liver problems, claiming that his failure to seek treatment from a doctor is a way of rebelling against modernity. He dreams about sitting in silence with the family of Anton, and then calls on Simonov only to find out that he is planning a party for his enemy, Zverkov. In its second section, "Apropos of the Wet Snow", the narrator urges a prostitute named Liza to abandon her ways only to insult her when she later visits his apartment. Set in St. Petersburg during the 1860s, for 10 points, identify this subterranean work of Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Its anonymous narrator revels in his toothaches and liver problems, claiming that his failure to seek treatment from a doctor is a way of rebelling against modernity.
{Notes from} the {Underground} [accept similar translations such as “letters” for “notes” or “underworld” for underground; or {Zapiski iz podpolya}]