Notes from the Underground / The Fall
 

Has anyone read either book?

Notes from the Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky
The Fall by Albert Camus

Machette?

Dostoevsky is fuckin boring, but Camus pwns

I'm reading Crime and Punishment. Its ok i suppose, i hope it gets better.

Have you read The Stranger? I have it on my book shelf yet to pick it up.

[quote="Bean 2":ba974]Have you read The Stranger? I have it on my book shelf yet to pick it up.[/quote:ba974]
Outsider is a better title. And Yes, it rocks. Meursault is my home boy 4 lyfe oOo:

Ah both are classics, notes from underground is a bit tedious but you really have to enjoy reading russian literature to get Dostoevsky...its also considered to be the opening key to understanding all his greatest novels - Crime and Punishment, Brothers Karamazov, The Idiot..

Camus is what I would recommend because its easy to read and I find his books are page turners...The fall in my opinion isn't his greatest...pick up The plague or the stranger.

machette blew his wadd on both

It's getting old, nyck..

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I read C&P and the Stranger. I only remember hating the Stranger because he seemed like a waste of life, but I would have to read it again to elaborate.

[quote="Simo Häyhä":2cd56]I'm reading Crime and Punishment. Its ok i suppose, i hope it gets better.[/quote:2cd56]
dude reed the da vinchy code instead...it's way more betterer then these other shit books. rock:

Yeah your missing the theme of the book..

Maybe, because I read it in 8th grade. But I'm pretty sure it was about a man who was unhealthily individualized