Short summer nights in St. Petersburg… A dreamer wandering the city streets while the sky is still dark, talks for four nights with a young woman he meets by chance. This encounter turns into an inner journey that will leave a deep mark on both of their lives.

White Nights is one of Dostoevsky’s most lyrical and emotional works. He skillfully captures the pain of loneliness, the thin line between hope and despair, the fragility of the human heart. In this story, the reader feels not only the soul of two people, but also the soul of an entire city; the steps echoing under the bridges, the yellow lamp lights hitting the damp stones, the silent testimony of Petersburg…

This short but intense narrative reminds us what it means to love and wait, and that even one night can change a life. This emotional journey, shaped by Dostoyevsky’s pen, draws the reader in a little more with each line.