Where do I start with Tolstoy ?
Where do I start with Tolstoy ?
Carson Lewis
Brayden Bennett
The Greeks
Jaxson Allen
War and Peace, then Anna Karenina, done
Jeremiah Richardson
Not even once.
Liam Edwards
Don’t. Most overrated author. Tons of other Russians to read
Jason Richardson
If you REALLY feel like it. You COULD read War & Peace...but only if you REALLY feel like it. The rest is utter dogshit though so dont even bother.
Ryan Allen
Tolstoy feels like Dostoyevsky with Down Syndrom. There is really no need to read his books at all.
Henry Thompson
stop. if you faggots keep saying this shit I will never find the motivation to read Tolstoi
Christian Cook
The Death of Ivan Ilyich
Daniel Green
>tons of other Russians
not as good as Tolstoy though are they haha
>read War & Peace
>the rest is utter dogshit
cringe
>Dostoyevsky with Down Syndrom
Only someone with Down syndrome would actually think this lol
Read Anna Karenina
Jaxon Jackson
If you prefer big novels start with War and Peace, if not start with Death of Ivan Illych and Other Stories. Also Dostoesvky is glorified pulp fiction.
Ian Cook
>Anna Karenina
Yeah, read a book with no tension, no interesting characters and basically no plot aside from cheating on your partner.
Anthony Martinez
t. gave up on page 10
Jacob White
34% :^)
Jace Davis
You might actually have Down syndrome user
Owen Richardson
His short stories are enjoyable, Anna Karenina and War and Peace are so huge you'll get lost and forget half the people and their relation to each other halfway through.
Eli Davis
start with HDT
Luis Campbell
The best :3
No seriously Walden is as much a book in the woods as religious transcendentalism
Sebastian Russell
this
Jace Russell
not this, anything but this
this
Anthony Robinson
Either Death of Ivan Ilyich or Hadji Murat. HM is great because it deals with the whole Caucasus-Russia conflict, which is still somewhat relevant to this day. Also, the way the opening and ending tie into each other is really neat.
Julian Price
If you like Dostoyevsky, try the Forged Coupon, Polikushka, Three Deaths, and the Death of Ivan Ilyich, which are all in the same collection.
Ignore most of his military stuff.
It might not have that same grit but it's the best I read of his.
Charles Robinson
Read Master and Man, The Cossacks, Family Happiness, War and Peace, Anna Karenina, all the remaining shorts and novellas, then Resurrection.
Grayson Kelly
You fags telling him to skip war and peace are just cancer.
I'm killing mysel fnow.