Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky is the greatest book ever written | Jordan Peterson and Lex Fridman" video.

  1. Both of you run rings around me in interpreting the books by Dostoevsky and by chance I'm reading Brothers Karamazov right now but I can say I liked the way Crime and Punishment was written the best. If I could say---again to both of you since you obviously like to read---to give World Without End by Ken Follet a read. It's over 1,200 pages and I'm telling you, it's impossible to put down. The man writes and a film goes on in your mind. You look at the words and wonder what he has done to weave such a tale that never tires in keeping your attention. You see the people and events and the world he describes in such detail; he's the Rembrandt of popular fiction. When he writes, another world comes to life. It doesn't delve into the dimensions of Dostoevsky of course, but what it has done for me is revived my interest in reading because he is a master storyteller. With the digital world encroaching on us, my reading skills were thinning out and suddenly I bought World Without End sort of as a joke at the flea market in the beginning of the summer because it was so thick. Much to my surprise it made reading a come-back for me this summer.
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