W J Leatherbarrow Professor of Russian,University of Sheffield

' ... provides a vivid portrait of Dostoevsky, not only as an attentive reader of Shakespeare and Dickens but as a person possessing a good knowledge of British history and current affairs.'The Times Higher Education Supplement'This is an important book'.The Slavonic and East European Review'a stimulating and useful collection of essays [...] ...should whet the appetite of all those students who are fascinated and inspired by the thoughts, ideas and genius of Dostoevskii'New Zealand Slavonic Journal

• Introduction - Dostoevskii and Britain; Dostoevskii and Shakespeare, Iurii D. Levin; Dostoevskii and Dickens, Michael H. Futrell; Dostoevskii and the Chartist novel, Leonid Grossman; Dostoevskii and the tale of terror, Robin Feuer Miller; Dostoevskii and radstockism, Malcolm V. Jones; Dostoevskii and British social philosophers, Irene Zohrab; Dostoevskii in Constance Garnett's "Translation", A.N. Nikoliukin; Dostoevskii and Conrad's political novels, Ralph E. Matlaw; F.M. Dostoevskii and D.H. Lawrence - their vision of evil, George A. Panichas; Iris Murdoch and Dostoevskii, Peter J. Conradi.

W J Leatherbarrow Professor of Russian,University of Sheffield

' ... provides a vivid portrait of Dostoevsky, not only as an attentive reader of Shakespeare and Dickens but as a person possessing a good knowledge of British history and current affairs.'The Times Higher Education Supplement'This is an important book'.The Slavonic and East European Review'a stimulating and useful collection of essays [...] ...should whet the appetite of all those students who are fascinated and inspired by the thoughts, ideas and genius of Dostoevskii'New Zealand Slavonic Journal

• Introduction - Dostoevskii and Britain; Dostoevskii and Shakespeare, Iurii D. Levin; Dostoevskii and Dickens, Michael H. Futrell; Dostoevskii and the Chartist novel, Leonid Grossman; Dostoevskii and the tale of terror, Robin Feuer Miller; Dostoevskii and radstockism, Malcolm V. Jones; Dostoevskii and British social philosophers, Irene Zohrab; Dostoevskii in Constance Garnett's "Translation", A.N. Nikoliukin; Dostoevskii and Conrad's political novels, Ralph E. Matlaw; F.M. Dostoevskii and D.H. Lawrence - their vision of evil, George A. Panichas; Iris Murdoch and Dostoevskii, Peter J. Conradi.