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Translator | Richard, Larissa Pevear & Volokhonsky |
First Written | 1875 |
Genre | Fiction |
Origin | Russia |
Publisher | Everyman's Library |
ISBN-10 | 140004118X |
ISBN-13 | 978-1400041183 |
My Copy | clothbound hardback; everyman's ed. |
First Read | January 15, 2007 |
The Adolescent
I've started and abandoned this book several times, but with the conviction that one day I will probably love it the way I love other Dostoevsky books. But for now, the best recommendation and the most serious warning that I can give you about this book: Dostoevsky convincingly writes like a nineteen-year-old boy.
Noted on January 11, 2014
Some sleepers have intelligent faces even in sleep, while other faces, even intelligent ones, become very stupid in sleep and therefore ridiculous. I don't know what makes that happen; I only want to say that a laughing man, like a sleeping one, most often knows nothing about his face.
Quoted on January 11, 2014
I fell inadvertently into deep thought.
Quoted on April 13, 2013