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Lizzy Davis
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i’m back , and i’m gonna finish this this time
— 2 hours, 8 min ago
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The Library Lady
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Tolstoy, he of “I-only-write-giant-epics” fame, wrote a story that is a mere ten pages.
I am now crying. It seems that no matter how good I think Tolstoy’s writing will be, it always ends up being better.
— 17 hours, 14 min ago
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I am now crying. It seems that no matter how good I think Tolstoy’s writing will be, it always ends up being better.
The Library Lady
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I find myself wanting to cry. The fact that Chekhov was an atheist makes his stories even more meaningful… I feel like I can almost see him groping for meaning in life through his stories, and it’s a very moving thing.
— 18 hours, 28 min ago
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The Library Lady
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Now this, this, is why I am still reading this book despite the profusion of swearing. The commentary, swearing aside, is absolutely top-notch and really makes me think.
— 19 hours, 7 min ago
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The Library Lady
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Here I was, sitting and thinking about how Russian lit stories always have a slow start, and then I open to this Gogol story where, within the first two pages, the MC discovers someone’s nose in his loaf of bread.
Someone’s nose.
In. His. Bread.
This is why Russian literature will never cease to amaze me. It grabs your expectations and hurls them out the window.
— 20 hours, 1 min ago
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Someone’s nose.
In. His. Bread.
This is why Russian literature will never cease to amaze me. It grabs your expectations and hurls them out the window.
Lisa
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Not only did I finish reading this in between shoveling snow and ice on Monday, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Review to come when I have a little more time.
— Jan 28, 2026 04:30AM
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Review to come when I have a little more time.


















