This was an incredible read! This is my first introduction to Dostoyesvky and I’m engrossed.
So from these excerpts, his profound writing reminds me of another great writer I admire the most; Poe.
Poe’s writing has had a profound effect on me and so has this story by Dostoyesvky.
I see the similarity in the sense that both of these writers seem to distill such great truths about life and translate them into poetical and lyrical writing.
The conventional plot is barebones in their stories but their focus lies on the inner turmoil, revolving intensely around a lonesome nihilistic character musing about the existence, human desires and the consequent suffering that results thereafter.
I’m a fan now and will definitely be reading more of Dostoyesvky.
So from these excerpts, his profound writing reminds me of another great writer I admire the most; Poe. Poe’s writing has had a profound effect on me and so has this story by Dostoyesvky.
I see the similarity in the sense that both of these writers seem to distill such great truths about life and translate them into poetical and lyrical writing.
The conventional plot is barebones in their stories but their focus lies on the inner turmoil, revolving intensely around a lonesome nihilistic character musing about the existence, human desires and the consequent suffering that results thereafter.
I’m a fan now and will definitely be reading more of Dostoyesvky.