I haven’t started with Anna Karenina, as was my plan, because another great (GREAT) Russian writer came my way.
I’m now reading “The Master and Margarita” by Mikhail Bulgakov, which is both funny, touching and a book that makes you think about society – though society in the Moscow of the 1930ies.
I’m enjoying it very much and am definitely going to read more Russian literature in the future.
...that I haven’t really read any Russian classic so far. Anna Karenina is standing in my book shelf (an occasionally looking at me sadly) and just waits to be read. So I guess, this will be the one to start.
Later we can talk about Pushkin, Dostojevsky and (if I got a LOT of time) Tolstoy’s War and Peace ;)
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