El jugador : Ediciones Letra Grande

Alexei Ivanovich is a young tutor in the service of a Russian family spending time in Roulettenburg, a European city known for its casinos. Between debts, ambitions, and an unrequited love for Polina, the general's stepdaughter, Alexei discovers in roulette something more than just a game: the illusion of freedom, the intoxication of risk, and the abyss of addiction. Written in 1866 with a strong autobiographical element, this novel is one of the most lucid and compelling portraits ever written about the psychology of the compulsive gambler. With irony, emotion, and a profound understanding of human nature, Dostoevsky shows us how passions can drive a person to their breaking point. This large-print edition is designed for comfortable and accessible reading for everyone.