Title: The most in-depth analyses of a toothache ever written!
Product review: The basis of his subsequent masterpieces, to call "Notes from the Underground" dark and disturbing is like calling King Kong "ape-like." It is often considered a cornerstone of existential thought, which is apt, because Dostoevsky was nearly as important to existentialism as Kierkegaard or Sartre. His characters, particularly the "anti-hero" character prevalent in his works, were perhaps the most original and unique to be created since the time of Shakespeare and Cervantes. Modern literature is almost unthinkable without Dostoevksy's contributions, most of which originated in this novella.
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