We Americans are rather fond of Russian literature. But how do

>>8973417
>The only things that interest me in the U.S. are Tupac Shakur, Allen Ginsberg and Jackson Pollock

>>8973417
i'm willing to bet they like it more than their own current lit. that stuff is a phantom of what it once was. the soviet era really destroyed literature in russia. makes me feel sad.

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>>8973426
>i'm willing to bet they like it more than their own current lit. that stuff is a phantom of what it once was. the communism really destroyed literature in russia. makes me feel sad.

FTFY, friend.

>>8973427
i'm willing to have that distinction made and very well agree. something happened that destroyed their connection with god and art.

Amazing how different history would have been if Dostoevsky had completed The Life of a Great Sinner, of which TBK was only the first part.

>>8973417
>American literature
>literature