O wants to know how we're all doing with the Russian literature. I've been reading a lot of Russian this year, though I needed a break after
August 1914. So far I have read 8 titles. I signed up for 4-6, but I'd quite like to get to ten.
So far I've read:
- We, by Yevgeny Zamyatin
- Dead Souls, by Nikolai Gogol
- Eugene Onegin (final installment), by Pushkin
- Fathers and Sons, by Turgenev (mini-review!)
- What is to be Done? by Nikolai Chernyshevsky
- Maidenhair, by Mikhail Shishkin
- Notes from the Underground, by Dostoevsky
- August 1914, by Solzhenitsyn
Last night I got back on the Russian horse and started reading Chekhov's play
Uncle Vanya. I figure I'll read at least one play, maybe all of the three I have planned (but that might be too many plays at once), and then tackle the big one:
War and Peace.
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