#7 Fyodor Dostoevsky - Notes From Underground

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Welcome back for another episode of Good Scribes Only. Today we're discussing Fyodor Dostoevsky's legendary novella, *Notes from Underground*. The story is split in two parts: 1) a rambling memoir-style philosophical treatise from the book's main lead "Underground Man," and 2) a short but hilarious and incisive glimpse into the Underground Man's personal life. Dostoevsky is known as one of Russia's great bards having written other classics such as *Crime and Punishment* and *The Brothers Karzamov.* If you appreciate existential fiction and classic literature, you are in for quite a right with this 115 page story. This innovative novella is bizarre on loads of levels, and we enjoyed every minute of it. We hope you will too. ✌️ Website TikTok Instagram YouTube Newsletter Jeremy's Website Dan's Website

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