Notes From A Dead House | The Magic of Dostoevsky Explained

[@EnRaiter14]

I just read this novel. I mean finished it about 30 minutes ago. Now as I sit and reflect on it, im so grateful after reading him as I like all that read him benefit from his suffering. How much we can learn about ourselves from the experience of others. Now off to the idiot. Thanks for this video!

[@BookishTexan]

Your video makes me want to read that Dostoevsky biography. Really enjoyed this.

[@thepearlreview9236]

Thank you! Yes, the Joseph Frank biography/biographies are amazing and I totally recommend them. One of the images I used was of David Foster Wallace with Dostoevsky and that's actually included in an essay Wallace wrote on the biography:
www.villagevoice.com/2019/07/04/feodors-guide-joseph-franks-dostoevsky/

[@LauraFreyReadinginBed]

I love Dostoyevsky for the same reasons as you. But you said it much more eloquently than I could have. I'd heard about his time in prison, more how it influenced The Idiot, his time, I believe, thinking that he would be executed and getting a last-minute reprieve... I haven't read a biography though.
Thanks for this. I had plans to embark on a chronological read of all his works, but I didn't get very far. Not cuz I don't like them, just got distracted, you know.

[@honklerfinkelstein2113]

The audio is on the left

[@theman_Fayth]

This was just great. Thanks for this!

[@thepearlreview9236]

You're very welcome!

[@fire.smok3]

I really loved this book

[@kevininatoaster5172]

I got the colliwobbles and rumbletumbles

[@alexprokouchkine5673]

Perfect

[@mazharsoufi5270]

Thank you