What do you think of Dostoevsky?

[Trilogy]

To be completely honest I haven't finished a Dostoevsky book. I read the first few chapters of his novel "The House of the Dead" before I went to bed (because I couldn't use my phone at the time). It's about a guy who goes to a prison in 19th-century Siberia. I actually thought it was pretty interesting but I got tired and fell asleep before I could finish it

 

[Tabula Rasa]

Renowned writer whose reputation is well-deserved, exploring topics including individual conscience, morality and the interactions between different kinds of people. His works are relatable as a person who is sick and wary of dealing with other human beings.

 

[Trilogy]

Renowned writer whose reputation is well-deserved, exploring topics including individual conscience, morality and the interactions between different kinds of people. His works are relatable as a person who is sick and wary of dealing with other human beings.

Do you have a favorite book of his

 

[Tabula Rasa]

Do you have a favorite book of his

I've not read Dostoevsky too extensively but I most enjoyed The Brothers Karamazov for its characterization and philosophical treatises.