"Throughout the novel he rarely leaves his room or bed and

I am reading it, hits too close to home.
For me it is more palpable than Stoner.

One of my favorite books of all time. Sometimes it really hurts to read (in the good way). Also the dream sequence is one of the funniest things I have ever read,

>>7619626
Which translation would you reccomend?

It's great, definitely worth a read.

neetcore foreshore

>>7619598
is everyone here this new now?

>>7619626
This. Although the dream sequence also hurts a bit because it's so nice.

>>7619598

Don't bother OP. It starts off great but then descends in to awful and boring romance shit.

>>7621845
Did you stop reading at that point? Because it sets up the last part which is great and heartbreaking.

>>7619628
Schwartz

I caught oblomovitis reading this book. Can't finish it anymore.

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>>7622879
>tfw you read a few pages of oblomov and decide to take a nap

>>7619628

>translation

The book is so-so. However, Oblomov's servant Zakhar really had me laughing my tits off often. Unrelentingly hilarious, every scene.