A Neglected Aspect of Chapman T.S. Eliot It is difficult to know what the Elizabethans stood for, if for anything, or what they were trying to do. And in Chapman, for one, as in Donne for another, I seem to find an internal incoherence, as of an era of transition and decay. It is to illustrate this lack of unity that I wish to contrast Chapman with the mediaeval—Dante—and with the modern—Dostoevski—with both of whom he has ...
Oct. 29, 2013 - New York Review of Books
Anton Yelchin in Houston Chronicle It is one of the most complicated histories. It produced Dostoevski and Rachmaninoff. And then it produced Stalin and Lenin. It is such a strange combination. I could go on about this forever,Yelchin says.
Giovanni Ribisi in Malaysia Star Dostoevski was on to something,actor Giovanni Ribisi says. "You are the path you choose. You are what your vocation is."
AJ Liebling in Wall Street Journal Then, when he saw Johansson unconscious on the floor, his left leg quivering convulsively, he had quit hating him and had resolved never to hate again,AJ Liebling wrote in the New Yorker in 1963. "This was good Dostoevski, but not...