A blistering masterpiece of psychological and political turmoil from one of Russia's greatest novelists.

Also known as Demons or The Possessed, Fyodor Dostoevsky's Devils is a profound and terrifying foray into the heart of ideological obsession, nihilism, and the chaos they unleash. When a circle of radical intellectuals descends upon a quiet provincial town, their revolutionary fervor ignites a chain of events that leads to scandal, murder, and ultimate ruin.

More than a political novel, Devils is a deep and disturbing psychological portrait of a generation losing its moral compass. Through characters like the charismatic and amoral Stavrogin, the feverish theorist Stepan Verkhovensky, and his cunning, destructive son Pyotr, Dostoevsky probes the darkest corners of the human soul, exploring what happens when godless ideas are followed to their logical, and horrifying, conclusion.