One character in this work treasures a "high-flown" love letter given to her at a dance by a medical student.
One character in this work treasures a "high-flown" love letter given to her at a dance by a medical student. This work's narrator pens a satirical novel about, and considers sending a fur collar to, an officer who shoves him without comment in a billiard hall. In its second section, "Apropos of the Wet Snow", its protagonist invites himself to a dinner party planned by his schoolmate Simonov for another schoolmate, Zverkov, but shows up an hour early and insults everyone. Ending shortly after the prostitute Liza realizes the protagonist is incapable of love, for 10 points, identify this novella that begins "I am a sick man, I am a spiteful man", a work of Fyodor Dostoevsky.
One character in this work treasures a "high-flown" love letter given to her at a dance by a medical student.
{Notes} from the {Underground} [or {Zapiski iz Podpolya}; accept “{Letters}” or other equivalents instead of “{Notes}” and “{Underworld}” instead of “{Underground}”]