Crime and Punishment is a 19th Century novel by Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky. Originally it was published as monthly installments in the literary journal The Russian Messenger.

One of the author's first great works, the novel traces the emotional breakdown of impoverished student Raskolnikov, who is accused of murder but eventually begins to face the consequences of his actions.

• "This fresh, new translation... provides a more exact, idiomatic, and contemporary rendition of the novel that brings Fyodor Dostoevsky's tale achingly alive... It succeeds beautifully." - San Francisco Chronicle

• "This is a intoxicating book that wraps you into the plot and carries you into the mind of a confused man who is stricken with poverty. Because of his destitute situation, Raskolikov believes that he is morally above other men and therefore has the right to kill without punishment." - Barnes & Noble user review

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• 1935: Crime et Châtiment

• 1951: Crimen y Castigo

• 1979: Crime and Punishment (miniseries)

• 1983: Rikos ja Rangaistus

• 1998: Crime and Punishment (TV)

• 2000: Zbrodnia i Kara

• 2002: Crime and Punishment (TV)

• 2002: Crime and Punishment

• 2008: Red Hook

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• YouTube: LEGO Crime and Punishment (Time: 8:36)

• YouTube: 1935 Film: Pawnbroker (Time: 5:30) | Faith (Time: 3:58) | Confidence (Time: 6:44) | Sonya (Time: 3:59)

• YouTube: The BBC Crime and Punishment Trailer (Time: 1:11)

• Again With the Comics: Batman by Dostoyevsky (August 05, 2007)

• Yankee Pot Roast: "Raskolnikov Meets Dr. Phil" (April 6, 2005)

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