Fyodor Dostoyevsky was born November 11, 1821 in Moscow and die February 8, 1881 in Saint Petersburg. His famous novels: Crime and Punishment, the Brothers Karamazov. In 1837, when he was 16 years old, Dostoyevsky enters the Army Engineering College. In 1844 he resigns from army and starts writing serioysly. In 1847 he writes for St Petersburg Gazette. When he was 36, in 1857 he marries Mariya Dmitrievna Isayeva, and after 3 years Dostoyevsky becomes editor of Vremya. In 1862 he had first travel abroad, to London. In 1865 he heavily in debt, leaves Russia and writes Crime&Punishment. After 2 years he marries Anna Grigoryevna Snickina, and in 1868 they moved to Italy. Later the Idiot was published. In 1871 he returns in Russia, and in 1879 the Brothers Karamazov was first published. After 2 years he dies.