Fyodor Dostoevsky

17 total votes across 5 books

Readers Also on the Guardian’s reader-voted top 100: The Brothers Karamazov (=21), Crime and Punishment (#25).

Ranked on Both Lists Readers

This author’s 2 works on both the critics’ and readers’ lists, by rank on each (#1 at top-right). The dashed line is where the two agree; points above it are ranked higher by readers, below by critics.

In the Top 100

Rank	Title	Votes	Voters
#28	The Brothers Karamazov	10	Ben Okri, Chloe Aridjis, Chris Power, Douglas Stuart, Guy Gunaratne, Katherine Rundell, Kieran Goddard, RF Kuang, Steven Poole, Yan Lianke
#69	Crime and Punishment	4	Eimear McBride, Ian Rankin, Juan Gabriel Vasquez, Liese Spencer

Voted For But Outside Top 100

Title	Votes	Voters
The Idiot	1	Daniel Kehlmann
Notes From the Underground	1	Rebecca Liu
Demons	1	John Lanchester

Closest Authors

Authors whose voters overlap most with this one.

Marcel Proust (9 shared) Herman Melville (6 shared) James Joyce (8 shared) Miguel de Cervantes (4 shared) Leo Tolstoy (8 shared) Thomas Mann (4 shared) Thomas Hardy (3 shared) Marilynne Robinson (3 shared)

Taste Fault Lines

Authors with the most votes but zero voter overlap with this one.

Henry James (29 votes, 0 shared) Charlotte Brontë (24 votes, 0 shared) Salman Rushdie (15 votes, 0 shared) Chinua Achebe (15 votes, 0 shared) Edith Wharton (13 votes, 0 shared) Arundhati Roy (10 votes, 0 shared) EM Forster (9 votes, 0 shared) Margaret Atwood (9 votes, 0 shared)