Non-meme Russian literature? Please don't be retarded and

Pushkin Gogol Ostrovsky Turgenev.

Dostoevsky is good. so is tolstoy.

after your done with them you might look into bulgokov if you're still into that kinda thing

Quiet flows the don

>>9269569

Read Bely you peasant.

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>>9269581
You are a tremendous shitstain

>>9269583
Okay I'll read this next. Thank you

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>>9269598
>animooted

Red Cavalry by Issac Babel

>spams Tolstoyevsky
>hasn't read Turgenev
Just end it already, plebsitude this advanced is incurable.

>>9269597
Why

>>9269569
Goncharov Lermontov Chekhov

>>9269635
all of solzhenitsyn's books are definitely worth the effort. you've got to be in a certain place to touch the gulag archipelago though, it's fucking bleak and it will bring home the real presence of evil in the world.

>>9269569
Erofeev, Pasternak, Achmatova, Zvetaeva, Pushkin, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Lermontov, Gogol, Bulgakov, Ostrovsky, Chekhov, Solzhenitsyn, Brothers Strugatsky, Goncharov, Esenin, Mayakovskiy, Brodsky, Nabokov, Hodasevich.

That's as far as basics go.

Life and fate

>>9269569
Victor Pelevin, "Generation П" and "S.N.U.F.F.".
Very relevant in today world.

Chekhov for some kickass short stories.

nabokov

read Ada