/lit/ - Literature

>>11949214
No but if I was smart enough to learn the language I would move there and just pretend I was.

>>11950675
Hey that's good too. Lots of great Catholic thinkers to read and I think Catholicism is definitely a good bastion in America/wherever you are that doesn't have an Orthodox presence.
There's just so much decay within all the Churches nowadays that must be fought. Every good soul vigilant within them counts.

>>11951378
Brothers Karamazov is definitely good, but the one that clinched it for me was Demons (I think Demons might have been the last of his works that I read, actually. But the timing of when I encountered it was downright synchronistic). For me that book is just something else. However, it was really the whole of his works that did it. I wasn't reading them so much as I was consuming them. Crime and Punishment was the first one I think. They are works written by a man who understood life almost exactly as I did.
Dostoevsky is a holy man in my eyes, much more than just a novelist. I owe him much.

>>11949416
>>11951403
lol hush. Pic related runs circles around you and your "intellect".