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I liked David McDuff's translation of C&P. Mostly I've read Pevear and Volokhonsky for the other Russian works I read. I agree they can be dry, but one thing I like is how they keep the original French passages in Tolstoy's books. Other translators tend to just translate everything into English.

Well Ulysses is famous for being the kind of book people read at least twice to really understand. It's the kind of book that people write guidebooks for reading it. I've read Gravity's Rainbow and felt I was losing my mind because I had no idea what was going on. On the other hand, I really...

Was this in Canada? Out of curiosity, how did they handle the n-word in To Kill a Mockingbird?

Thank you for the recommendation! I don't know this one.

There's a lot of quality Asian literature! Have you read Haruki Murakami? He frequently references Western literature and music in his books.

I'll check it out. I've heard of it but honestly haven't read much French literature. I went through a Tolstoyevsky phase in my twenties. Anna Karenina is another interesting book about adultery if you haven't read it.

This is probably the weirdest post I've ever made but here goes: I have always wondered what escorts/erotic masseuses think of Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. Obviously, the majority of sex workers have probably not read it, because most people don't read Russian literature unless they have...