The White Nights

It is a short novel published by the Russian writer Dostoevsky in the early days of his literary life, and it is considered a piece of fine literature because of the clear imprint of Dostoevsky's thinking and his deep dive into the depths of the human soul. In the novel, Dostoevsky tells a short story that took place over four nights for an unknown protagonist in the city of Saint Petersburg, and in the novel, there is a large amount of Dostoevsky's style in coloring the stories of fleeting love in a highly complex psychological manner, so much so that it feels like he is telling an epic story rather than an ordinary one.