Among the many things that Fyodor was in his life, he was most noted for being a Russian journalist, novel-writer, and a short-story writer.
His works include:
~Crime and Punishment
~Poor Folk
~The Idiot
~The Gambler
He was born in Moscow and attended the Army Engineering College in St. Petersburg where he graduated as a military engineer. After being arrested in 1849, he was sent to Siberia for four years to work as a laborer. Upon returning to St. Petersburg in 1854, he wrote some works on religion. He is buried in the Aleksandr Nevsky Monastery in St. Petersburg.
A Russian poet who studied in Moscow University, his life ended short after dying in a duel. Among his many poetic works, include:
~Mcyri
~Duma
~Pray
~Prophet
~Demon
Along with Dostoevsky, the two most famous of all Russian writers.