I want to take a break from crime and punishment and read something

The epilogue of Crime and Punishment desu

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Marius the Epicurean.
I highly underrated classic.

>>8929256
But Dosto is beautiful

>>8931505
It's very grim. I don't find soul crushing poverty all that beautiful. I don't dislike the book, I'll read it more when I don't have a cold.

>>8929256
If you have a cold and want to read something comfy, then read Steinbeck's "Cannery Row"

>>8931502
Hi Butterfly. What's it about?

in watermelon sugar

>>8931509
Coming of age travelogue through Aurelius' Rome with plenty of philosophical musing and the authors own translation of the myth of Psyche and Cupid. It's a dreamy picturesque book.

>>8929256
Take a break from the fiction and grab a self-help book or a business or psychology. There's tons of non-fiction that's extremely educational hurt. Personally I like to grab the biggest academic educational works of History the last one being Wealth of Nations

>>8931525
Fuck non fiction. I couldn't think of a more boring way to spend my time.

>>8929256
Read some Emily Dickinson desu

>>8931508
This. Its full of soul-uplifting poverty and goofy crimes, its the perfect companion piece

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>>8930203

>>8933519
Now I want to re-read it, though I haven't read "Sweet Thursday" yet but I have it sitting on my shelf.

>>8933573
Also the hero wanders the streets, wracked by a moral dilemma. Im gonna re-read it too, it takes like 3 hours tops.

>>8933564
this

>>8929256

Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre

>>8933608
Holy fuck, Doc is redeemed by his love for a prostitute, is there no end to Steinbeck's plagiary.

>>8931508
Yes! One of the comfiest books I've read.

>>8933850
kek