| Ce citim | | Scris de Dostoievski et al. | | Vineri, 18 Martie 2022 12:38 |  Previously in the Dostoevsky for Parents and Children series:
An Honest Thief (from Stories of a Man of Experience, 1848 [suggested by the Introduction to the 1897 anthology, DPC V]
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| Ce citim | | Scris de Dostoievski et al. | | Vineri, 25 Februarie 2022 13:03 |  Previously in the Dostoevsky for Parents and Children series:
{In square brackets we indicate the original Anna Grigorievna Dostoevskaya anthologies in which each story appeared, followed by its order of posting in the present Dostoevsky for ParentsRead more |
| Ce citim | | Scris de D.C.C. | | Vineri, 11 Februarie 2022 11:40 |  "The matter [in the epistolary novel Poor Folk] is simple: it concerns some good-hearted simpletons who assume that to love the whole world is an extraordinary pleasure and duty for every one. They cannot comprehend a thing when the wheel of life with all its rules and regulations runs over them and fractures their limbs and bones without a word. That’s all there is — but what drama, what types! I forgot to tell you, the artist’s name is Dostoevsky.”
Thus exclaimed Vissarion Belinsky, the leading Read more |
| | Ce citim | | Scris de Dostoievski et al. | | Vineri, 04 Martie 2022 16:38 |  Previously in the Dostoevsky for Parents and Children series:
{In square brackets we indicate the original Anna Grigorievna Dostoevskaya anthologies in which each storyRead more |
| Ce citim | | Scris de Dostoievski et al. | | Joi, 17 Februarie 2022 11:26 |  Previously in the Dostoevsky for Parents and Children series: {In square brackets we indicate the original Anna Dostoevskaya anthologies in which the story appeared, followed by its order of posting in the present Dostoevsky for Parents and Children (DPC) collection. Thus [1883, 1897, DPC II] means the story appeared in the first (18 Read more |
| Ce citim | | Scris de Dostoievski et al. | | Joi, 03 Februarie 2022 18:28 |  Today's posting opens a series intended to gather the complete English equivalents (or at least as many of them as are available in the public domain) of a wonderful collection of Dostoevsky short stories and excerpts. Best known as "Dostoevsky for Children", the original Russian anthology was brought out posthumously by Anna Grigorievna Dostoevskaya, the author's wife. She was thus fulfilling one of her late husband's cherished literary wishes. Anna Dostoevskaya actually supervised the editing (bRead more |
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