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no this is new, I don't really wanna know :/Was there always "Users who are viewing this thread" under posts?
It would be cool. I need to reedz mortolstoy you sly dog... every word in one sitting
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literaturecels would this be too on the nose as a gift for my aging former lawyer of a father?
a favorite, surprisingly engaging, im happy to have read it if only for entertainment / to retain a few platitudes.hadn’t read it. what did you think of it? would you recommend it to others?
have you read any from Fyodor Dostoevsky? ive seen similar praise for his works but unfortunately havent been able to actually read them either. there are some beautiful quotes that are impactful so i save them in my quotes notes LMFAOa favorite, surprisingly engaging, im happy to have read it if only for entertainment / to retain a few platitudes.
the big boy philosophers could only dream of conveying so much existential dread in all their collected tomes as this guy does in one novella.
not an authority on him by any means, only read "the double" on recommendation. very amusing.have you read any from Fyodor Dostoevsky? ive seen similar praise for his works but unfortunately havent been able to actually read them either. there are some beautiful quotes that are impactful so i save them in my quotes notes LMFAO
why did you find them unbearable? was it the prose, or overall concepts being made? or anything elsekaramazov and cnp both unbearable. didn't last even 20 pages
made my head hurt, bloated prose compared to tolstoy.why did you find them unbearable? was it the prose, or overall concepts being made? or anything else
yeah i getcha. i think it was probably different given the time and the fact language constantly changes but i struggle with too much prose. i also struggle with too much filler. i primarily read modern nonfiction or self help which contributes to that feeling of “this could’ve been summarized on a few pages”. i think those type of self help books are soulless n probably ruined the joy for reading fr.made my head hurt, bloated prose compared to tolstoy.