To discuss your weekly readings of books, textbooks and papers.
I'm still haven't finished Père Goriot and I began to re-read Crime and Punishment as It's been almost a decade since I read it and I was gifted a new and pretty hardcover edition. I forgot how neurodivergent the characters acted, I'm not talking about Raskolnikov but Luzhin for instance behaves and talks so strangely in his first meeting with his future brother in law and co., he first comes out as arrogant, then clueless with a "fellow kids" vibe. Marmeladov's rambling at the tavern was longer than I remembered, and what a pathetic and wretched person he is.
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I'm supposed to be reading pale fire, but I will probably do the audiobook
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Pale Fire is probably the least audiobookable book of any book ever.
I guess Infinite Jest would be worse.
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I'm bad at reading
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Try Lolita with Jeremy Irons narration.
That being said, Nabokov books are not what I would recommend to someone who's getting into reading (a beginner in literature), he's one of the greatest 20th century authors but his books are very prose heavy.
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