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Nastenka, what have you done to me?💔

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the yapping in the second night is insane

I started listening as I was cleaning my bookshelf and I am now nearly done with this chapter. And I just want to say. Excellent commentary, very nice and clear voice work!

this is so awesome. your reading is awesome. thanks so much for sharing.

02:03:01 😭😭💔💔

The german woman accent is very good. Best audiobook ever

Very well done sir

4:11:06

I didn't think such a short story could leave such an impact. The horror about the future of someone having such a pre determined life at such a young age, where life should still remain or be seen to feel sacred. That dowry is a more a bounty than anything.

My third Dostoevsky audiobook via your channel, I thank you! One thing you touch upon which was a big enjoyment as a new comer to the author, the personification of Golyakin through the narrator. I did read the narrator for much of the novella as a seperate entity vs them being Golyakin directly but the plethora of voices and the idea of polyphony, all from a single, incredibly biased voice... I wonder which part of Golyakin the narrator represents. From my understanding a narrator guides both reader and character, I picture this narrator to be some tunnel visioned perspective of an almost authoritative figure to be respected and adhered to at all times by Golyakin himself. If he is unable to confide or connect with those around him, then what better way than to confide even deeper within himself. It's maddening yet so playful!

These videos turn the incredible book experience into a even greater one, give such life to the characters, simply amazing

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I’ve been looking for audiobooks for crime and punishment for months and your works are so pleasant to listen to! Thank you for your lively narrations!

For those who just want to get straight to listening the story starts at 7:30

Loved you so much so that I'm subscribed. ❤❤ Btw please do let me know if you would ever be releasing "Demons" By Fyodor Dostoevsky? 😊

I'm enjoying 🙂🙏🏾it

thank you so much, youre genuinely an amazing narrator and i heavily doubt i couldve finished this book without this series that youve made :) as youve mentioned that the book was thrown together swiftly with his attention focusing on the editing of his journal, and recognizing that this is still relatively early in his career and a runt of the litter i was still shocked at how little Natasha is criticised in the novel. I feel as if she acted on impulse and was carried away by love, but still was able to some what calmly recognize the dire situations that she was in, and even in the end was able to reflect on why she loved Aloysha. There was very little self criticism or even recognition of the situation which she put her family into, except at the very start when she ran away and briefly in the middle of the book mentioned that she understood that "now" isnt the right time to go back to her father. This could be explained by the fact that Vanya as the author still loved Natasha and thus mightve assumed that she always carried their parents in her heart to me she seemed very cold hearted towards her parents and even to be standing by her decision to have ran away without much remorse towards them specifically. In my opinion there mightve been more aspects of Alyosha's personality in Natasha character than we thought. was wondering if you or anyone else had similar thoughts :) or if ive missed more subtle hints lol again thank you so much for this audiobook series and the others that youve made on your channel, they been immensely helpful for reading dostoevsky and your remarks/comments are always great to keep track of things

Mystical yod can

This was the first book I had finished in nearly a decade. I struggle to find motivation of my own to do many things, even for enjoyment. Thank you for providing such depth to this novel. Your comments also helped immensely at understanding story elements I may have overlooked. My first Dostoevsky book. But not my last!

Rauzimhin has a funny sense of humour. Great writing. Thank you for the upload

He sounds a bit like mr burns

Love this book

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😂 Story of every young man 😂

I love Dostoevsky, so pleased that i have found your channel with Dostoevsky's short stories. Your reading and delivery both - impeccable. The rhythm of this story and sentences remind me of short stories written by Branka Cubrilo, a fantastic novelist and short story writer. ruclips.net/video/I89UNa-6LEQ/видео.html

Read this one in high school. It’s a good book

Dostoevsky really spoils you for pretty much anything else. It's been more than 10 years since I read the Gambler for the 3rd or 4th time. Your reading and comments made me see a great deal different aspects of the story and characters. thanks

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"Jesting against the grain ". Could have been the title of this work.

Masterful narration and overall representation. Thank you for your selflessness. Blessings from Bavaria.

I appreciated you for making this for I am able to start my Dostoevsky journey. I can't buy physical book and I don't how would I be able to download ebook copy. 🫶✨️

1:13:00

Great audio book.

‘NAstenka (Anasta’sya) and ‘MAshenka (Ma’rya)

Razhumikin is too clever😅

27:42

Thank you for taking the time. I enjoyed your inflection and reflections. This was my first time through Crime and Punishment, and I found it insightful.

Great reading as always

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A great experience

Holy shit, I found a hidden gem of a playlist. Thank you sooo much :)

Great work

Literally saved my life in uni, thanks

I love your voice and pacing. You deserve way more views and subscribers. Greetings from Angola. 💗💗💘💘

thank you for putting in the time to do this!

thank u for ur efforts