Just a classic must read novel that takes time to dive through and can get confusing with all the Russian names but engrains itself on the reader.
The single most interesting aspect of this book is Rasky's uber-mensch-esque rationale to crime. This is not a random act of prole rebellion (as i ...
To paraphrase G.K. Chesterton, some writers are great writers even if they are not good writers.
In this book Duchamp admits that he only spent about 2 hours a day (max) working on his Large Glass. He complains that artists are simply too produ...