Cancer Ward, by Solzhenitsyn. I'm sad to say I know nothing about this, but rest assured that my lack of knowledge will be cured shortly! |
Tolstoy's Short Fiction. I've just finished rereading Anna Karinena, and I'm excited to read some of Tolstoy's shorter works. |
The Master and Margarita, by Bulgakov. This is one I'm really looking forward to! |
The Portable Chekhov, because some Chekhov is just too heavy to carry around with you. |
Doctor Zhivago, by Pasternak. This is another book that I feel like I should have read by now, but haven't. I'm excited to finally start it! |
Have you read any of these? Any reviews? :)
Congrats on the decision to go back to school! Good luck with all that reading :)
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Ooh, I'd love to hear what you think of Tolstoy's shorter works. I loved Anna Karenina, but geez it took me forever to read!
ReplyDeleteMaybe a trip to Russia will be in order after you finish all of these?! :)
Oh, that's a good idea!
Deletei know only Tolstoy's work!!
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I agree with Annie, congrats on going back to school. That's a big deal. You've picked some heavy duty reading!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to read Dr. Zhivago. I loved the movie. The only Russian literature I've read was Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment". That was really hard to get through. All those Russian names were hard to keep straight in my head.
Good luck.
Oh, thank you! I also can't keep the names straight, haha! They're all so long, too!
Deletethose books seems interesting, but sadly i don't know much about literature :(
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Good for you for getting yours Masters! I want to go back in the next couple of years and do the same. I know nothing about Russian literature, though, so I'm no help!
ReplyDeleteI don't remember too much of it but I remember just loving Master and Margarita! What about Notes from Underground? That's pretty short. And there's always The Brothers Karamazov if you want something super heavy...
ReplyDeleteI have started, and failed to finish Brothers Karamazov more times than I care to admit. :) maybe this course will give me a better understanding (and ability to finally finish it!).
DeleteI am so impressed that you've read Anna Karenina! I simply can't get through it! Good luck at your new adventure for achieving your masters degree!
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Ok, Holly since I am Russian (hope you know:-) you are my hero now!
ReplyDeleteMaster and Margarita is my favorite. It is very deep, but genius. Looking back, when I was growing up, I was more concentrating in reading French, American and English classic books. I regret now, Russian literature is amazing. Good luck and and I am looking forward to hear what you think.
Congrats on going back to school! Wishing you all the best this semester.
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wow good for you! that's a lot of heavy reading.
ReplyDeleteI love to read too... I´m glad you have a bunch of books to recreate yourself...
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Hello hun, wonderful post.. those books seems interesting!! love read!!
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