Other Fiction Dostoevsky, Feodor: Notes From the Underground. v1. 18 July 07

[RWood]

Feodor Dostoevsky (or Fyodor), one of the two titans of Russian prose, first published Notes From the Underground in 1864. It is regarded as a founding work of existentialism.

From Wikipedia:

For Dostoevsky, war is the rebellion of the people against the idea that reason guides everything. And thus, reason is the ultimate principle of guidance for neither history nor mankind.

For me this is the most approachable Dostoevsky work. I was hooked from the first page. I started reading it about 21:00 and stayed up until I finished it. By Russian standards it is a short novel.

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[UncleDuke]

this could have been me, except for the name and a few other changes

[Roy White]

Thanks.. This one was on my to-do list...

[RWood]

Originally Posted by Roy White

Thanks.. This one was on my to-do list...

Sorry about that chief. You did Brothers and while it is a great novel and considered his best, I always favored Notes. Hope you like the way I did it. Now don't let this effort stop you from making your own version. There are already several works with multiple versions out there. I have also released some of the Harvard Classics (which often combine several great works in one volume) as stand alone ebooks -- Ben Franklin's Autobiography and John Woolman's Journal are just two examples.

[aliencane]

Originally Posted by UncleDuke

this could have been me, except for the name and a few other changes

You should be very worried.