The Brothers Karamazov
Registered by rvronsky of Colorado Springs, Colorado USA on 9/17/2003
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
1 journaler for this copy...
This is not only Dostoevsky’s masterpiece, but it is regarded by many as the greatest novel ever written. Once you read it, I hope that you’ll agree.
I hope that you’re a CC student who is young, and has the enthusiasm and fire in the belly for great works of art. If you are, you’ll find this book worth your time and energy. Please persevere, for reading Karamazov is a life-enhancing experience.
In the 200 years since Pushkin died, Russian literature has proven itself (even in English translation) to be one of the finest gifts to the reading public. It’s hard to believe, but true, that Russian literature in 200 years has covered as much ground as nearly 1,000 years of English writing. Anonymous reader: Read this great, powerful work, and I’m sure you’ll agree.
R. Vronsky
I hope that you’re a CC student who is young, and has the enthusiasm and fire in the belly for great works of art. If you are, you’ll find this book worth your time and energy. Please persevere, for reading Karamazov is a life-enhancing experience.
In the 200 years since Pushkin died, Russian literature has proven itself (even in English translation) to be one of the finest gifts to the reading public. It’s hard to believe, but true, that Russian literature in 200 years has covered as much ground as nearly 1,000 years of English writing. Anonymous reader: Read this great, powerful work, and I’m sure you’ll agree.
R. Vronsky
Journal Entry 2 by rvronsky at CC Campus in Colorado Springs, Colorado USA on Wednesday, September 17, 2003
Released on Wednesday, September 17, 2003 at CC campus in Colorado Springs, Colorado USA.
This book will be released after 3pm on 17th September, 2003.
You can find this book located outside The Tutt Library, to the left of the front door on one of the large concrete block benches facing Cascade Avenue.
This book will be released after 3pm on 17th September, 2003.
You can find this book located outside The Tutt Library, to the left of the front door on one of the large concrete block benches facing Cascade Avenue.
