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How far would you go to secure the perfect marriage?
In Uncle's Dream, Fyodor Dostoevsky explores the desperate pursuit of social status through a comical yet deeply insightful tale. Maria Alexandrovna, an ambitious and calculating woman, sees an unexpected opportunity when an aging, forgetful prince arrives in town. Hoping to marry her daughter off to nobility, she weaves an elaborate web of lies and persuasion to turn her scheme into reality.
As gossip spreads and tensions rise, the novel unfolds with sharp wit, exposing the absurdities of social pretensions and the lengths to which people will go for wealth and prestige. Dostoevsky masterfully balances humor with social critique, making Uncle's Dream an entertaining yet thought-provoking read.
What You'll Discover in This Modern Translation:
A Sharp Satire of Social Climbing - Experience Dostoevsky's biting humor as he dissects the vanity and ambition of provincial society. A Cleverly Crafted Comedy of Errors - Enjoy the hilarious misunderstandings and dramatic twists that drive the story forward. A Fresh, Readable Translation - This adaptation makes Dostoevsky's storytelling engaging and accessible for contemporary readers. A Fascinating Glimpse into 19th-Century Russian Society - Witness the social pressures, matchmaking schemes, and power struggles of a bygone era.
More than just a comedy, Uncle's Dream is a timeless exploration of human ambition, the power of illusion, and the unpredictable consequences of scheming.
Will Maria Alexandrovna's grand plan lead to triumph-or disaster?
Get your copy today and enjoy one of Dostoevsky's most charming and humorous works.
