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Poor Folk (Bednye Lyudi) is the first novel by Russian author Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, published in 1846. Written when the author was only 24 years old, this work is regarded as one of the pioneers of the “social novel” in Russian literature. Upon its release, the novel received high praise from critic Vissarion Belinsky and marked a significant turning point in Dostoevsky’s literary career. Poor Folk centers on the relationship between two impoverished individuals in mid-19th century St.