/lit/ - Literature

My Beatrice desu

>>9792098
Hm...
I read Crime and punishment and it was in the beginning of starting to read classic literature. The idiot was close to follow on that list, pretty good. After that I tried evil spirits which I didn't like.

So in the end I would call myself a fan of Dostoyevsky.
I haven't read "Notes from the underground", mainly because I really like long books over short ones.

But if you didn't like crime and punishment I would ask one more question before telling you to read the brothers Karamazov. Are you Christian and find it important in what you read? I don't and I'm not a Christian but I like Dostoyevsky way of telling stories.

But if not I can't really advice you to read him if you didn't like crime and punishment. And I this is based on my experience and Christian friends to me who mainly like the books for religions reasons.

So if you don't like his other books you probably won't like this one if you don't have strong religious feelings.

>>7497664

Who are the most /fa/ writers of all time?

So what is /lit/'s opinion of Donna Tartt?