Gm from the ferry.

Season to read Russian literature has arrived.

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What’s on the list? 
I’m planning to finally read Chernyshevsky, “What is to be done”

Actually I am still reading End Times by Peter Turchin, which with its depressing message also fits the vibe I guess haha 

Apart from that I don't have much of a list compiled yet. I got Tolstoi's Iwan on my shelf, and also read Dr Zhivago some time ago. 

Was thinking maybe Dostoyevsky's The Idiot is worth a read. Suggestions welcome :D

The idiot + Notes from the underground imo are the ones I enjoyed the most! Also really liked the biography of Dostoyevsky written by his second wife Anna.

I used to be really into Nabokov because of his use of language but when I tried reading him in English my brain broke 😅