Tolstoy is good to read after Dosto. Lermontov and Gogol are also essential. After you've read a lot of the Russian canon, definitely check out Bely's Petersburg.
The Borthers Karamazov
Brody King
Mason Gonzalez
master and margarita
Joseph Adams
Just stick with it. You'll get used to the character names and get in the rhythm of it. It also goes back and forth between convoluted filler (which is pretty enjoyable once you're into the book) and greatest thing you've ever read in your life. If you don't have the discipline to read one of the best books ever written that's probably a sign you should keep reading because clearly there's something wrong with you.
Evan Morales
>Americans
Leo Cox
This. Petersburg is basically the Russian Ulysses. Also, I highly recommend the White Guard by Bulgakov, it's fantastic
Brody Butler
I read 200 pages of that book, it's trash.
>DUDE FAITH IS ITS OWN REWARD LMAO
nah
Caleb Richardson
My God, someone with taste!
Me.
Zachary Evans
I'm on page 200 right now and "faith is its own reward" has not been stated or even implied a single time.
Landon Reyes
>i read 200 pages
heh. i remember when i was a total fucking pleb.
Parker Brooks
dont waste your time with brothers karamazov. its nice and a well developed book etc. but it doesnt bring you much. instead read notes from underground and crime and punishment. you can find the main ideas of karamazov in notes from underground