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.

 

[astrosire]

I read white nights and liked it but notes from underground i couldnt get into very much tbh.

 

[ForeverLost]

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

shut up tabula

 

[ijustwishtobehappy]

I really liked the idiot.

 

[vincentfreemanfan]

i’d beat the dogshit out of him

 

[bell]

Precursor to anime. I think that litbros were mindraped by that one Nabokov copypasta, hence why "play-acting" becomes an anchor in any pseudo-critique of Dosto ("...it's theatricality, gallery-art..." etcetera.) I don't think he (Nabokov) is entirely wrong, though.

 

[Foidkiller]

Precursor to anime. I think that litbros were mindraped by that one Nabokov copypasta, hence why "play-acting" becomes an anchor in any pseudo-critique of Dosto ("...it's theatricality, gallery-art..." etcetera.) I don't think he (Nabokov) is entirely wrong, though.

We don't read

 

[bell]

We don't read

Only things worth reading are associated with Type-Moon...

 

[Foidkiller]

Only things worth reading are associated with Type-Moon...

Really jfl, better than SubaHibi and SciAdv? Are you pulling my leg or did I miss some way how they are associated together.

 

[bell]

Really jfl, better than SubaHibi and SciAdv? Are you pulling my leg or did I miss some way how they are associated together.

Subahibi is fine. I remember being impressed by it. Preferred Tsui no Sora, since I got gigaoneshot by it. Actually, now that I think about it I'd probably put FMDM higher. Rape scenes are better.

I don't like *most* science fiction since the idea is in service to some autistic mindwarped thought experiment, or they feature alien dark elves... I haven't read a lot though, to be fair...

 

[Foidkiller]

Preferred Tsui no Sora, since I got gigaoneshot by it.

What, you mean you liked it? I I loved your post it yet.

Bruh, this forum got an autocorrect, I thought I had a stroke while sleep deprived, I said "have not read"

Actually, now that I think about it I'd probably put FMDM higher. Rape scenes are better.

Yeah ig. I'll read it and rance soon..

I don't like *most* science fiction since the idea is in service to some autistic mindwarped thought experiment, or they feature alien dark elves... I haven't read a lot though, to be fair...

You read chaos;head noah (chronologically first) and didn't liked it?

 

[Foidkiller]

Btw funny thing is I thought you meant project moon not type moon at first.

 

[bell]

What, you mean you liked it? I I loved your post it yet.

I got gigaoneshot by the monologue of Keynes' account of Wittgenstein's last days, how he wished to return to the perfectly ice-flat, logically precise realm of the Tractatus...

I'll write something on it later, maybe, if I feel inclined to, though I'm a bit monk-shy when it comes to expanding on my interests...

You read chaos;head noah (chronologically first) and didn't liked it?

I should probably replay it... I hardly have time for anything anymore...

 

[Ultimate Subhuman]

Subahibi is fine. I remember being impressed by it. Preferred Tsui no Sora, since I got gigaoneshot by it. Actually, now that I think about it I'd probably put FMDM higher. Rape scenes are better.

I don't like *most* science fiction since the idea is in service to some autistic mindwarped thought experiment, or they feature alien dark elves... I haven't read a lot though, to be fair...

I can only digest media with at-least 2 or 3 Rape scenes to keep me engaged

 

[Foidkiller]

@Apollo What is wrong with you, you smeared your period blood all over each post.

 

[Apollo]

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

Extremely emotional, cuckold type, the nobles beat the commoners' wives and nothing happens. Being delivered in texts through unrealistic and unnecessary speech.
The guy himself was a shitty Christian loser who didn't even plan any kind of revenge against those who put him in prison.
Typical Christian submissive to Christ.
But overall the writing is decent.