/lit/ - Literature

>>17992593
>able to talk about Dostoyevsky and Nabokov
>in high school
not to add to the injury, but she seems (or seemed?) okay

after almost a dozen dates with girls who read or "read", and only two read Nabokov: one almost his entire body of work, second only Lolita (didn't like it)

the first one seemed pretty cool, although extremely shy and insecure; I would probably love her anyway, but she showed no interest in continuing talking with me (she cited depression and work problems as a reason, but I doubt these were more than half-true excuses)

>>17970781
Levin's faith fell very nicely in line with his search for meaning, so it was artistically meaningful and not "just believe in god bro" out-of-place commentary unrelated to the themes or the story.

As for Dostoevsky, Idiot doesn't have religious themes (other than the hero's "jesus"-like nature), in Demons it's crucial for characterization, especially for Nikolai and the dude who killed himself, forgot his name.

The world is on fire and I’m scared about the future

Please recommend me some comfy literature, friends