Status Updates From The Double and The Gambler

Reading The Double by Fyodor Dostoevsky was unlike reading a traditional novel. The story often felt confusing, repetitive, and disorienting, but I believe that was intentional. Rather than simply telling the reader about a man losing his sanity, Dostoevsky forces the reader to experience that confusion firsthand. By the end of the novel, I realized that the plot itself is less important than the psychological journe

Taking a break from Russian nonfiction to Russian fiction. Good so far but these names are so damn confusing