BOOK REVIEW: FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY’s NOTES FROM UNDERGROUND (Pevear/Volokhonsky)
This book has a profound negative energy that captures my attention. It reminds me of some of my favorite nihilistic music like Daughters (the grindcore/industrial band) and Death Grips.
Russian literature is a great fit for the winter. Dostoevsky spent 10 years in prison camp and exile, then he wrote books summing up the terrible woes of the human condition. In this one the narrator is a miserable wreck who has a terrible time, its a captivating trainwreck that I cant look away from.
I get into more details in the video.
Being in the prison can also be utilized positively; Dostoevsky proved it!
Thanks my very good friend @heymattsokol, it’s been a while.
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Hell yea max! I just saw this now, glad to have a fellow Dostoevsky friend up here :-)
Thanks so much!
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Lovely review in there, I really enjoyed how you went about the whole review. Good one there and I wait to watch more exciting reviews from you
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thanks
You are humbly welcome
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Great review!
I really like reading books during my long travels. I will suggest this one to a my friend or maybe I will give away for his next birthday😉👍
Good job and Steem on!!
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It's an intense birthday present lol
Hi heymattsokol,
Visit curiesteem.com or join the Curie Discord community to learn more.
Thanks Curie
Nice review👍👏
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thx
I think this is a book I'd read a great find and review, the negativity can be really intriguing
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Intriguing is a great word for it @shaheerbari