/lit/ - Literature

>>15019057
It depends, I suppose. I think most of Russians regard Pushkin as one of the best poets, and although his prose is quite fascinating, he can't be compared with Tolstoy and Dostoevsky.
>>15019066
fuck you
>>15019223
this
jokes aside, I often found myself surprised while reading threads about "based" Russian literature. It seems odd to me that some piece of culture, imperceptible to me, comes as a something so valuable to other people.
>>15019460
that's Lermontov
>>15019492
You can't underestimate their contribution to the formation of our literary language, but they were the roots. Pushkin combined all their labors, brought something of his own and popularized his work through novels.
>>15021150
try his fairy tales in general, they are very good

I'm learning German with Duolingo and writing all the words with translation on a journal I'm planning on learning sign language too
learning Greek or latin is a meme in my opinion if you enjoy it then cool though ig
Could someone please recommend me a easy entry level german novel so I can work on my grammar