I just finished The Master and Margarita and read Morphine a

>>7381913
Just go for whatever.

>>7381913
Learn Russian

>>7381997

This to be honest, family.

>>7381913
>had I known that P&V translated it, I would have gone for that instead
Que? I read P&V and was close to giving up halfway. Some of it was borderline unreadable.

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>>7381913

I just finished The Master and Margarita and read Heart of a Dog a few months ago. Now I want to read Morphine. Isn't that odd?

>>7381997
It's really pretty easy, especially if you just plan on reading it.

Read The White Guard, its great, specially if you know history.

I was perfectly happy with Burgin/O'Connor. Don't buy in to the P&V hype.

>>7382054
P&V's translation of The Master & Margarita is regarded to be worse than Burgin/O'connor's.

>>7384906
Well that's good to know. I have yet to read a P&V to be honest. This is the first time I've seen someone on here not circle jerking about them, so I just assumed they actually were the best.

Have you a recommendation on an Anna Karenina translation? I've a mind to read that over winter.

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>>7383718
It's not odd. You just have good taste, anon.