Andrew Blackman
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Continuing my journey through Russian literature: if you want to see the introduction and reviews of earlier stories, click here.
Bobok by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Not my favourite Dostoevsky, this one. It’s quite a funny little story about a man who goes to a graveyard and hears the dead people talking to each other [...]
Dostoevsky is one of my favourite writers. I discovered him in my teenage years, read as many of his books as I could get my hands on, and to be honest haven’t read anything else by him in a long time. I still count him as one of my favourite writers, though, more on [...]
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