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12 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 51 times in other books.
Books by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Quotes from Fyodor Dostoevsky's books, and about them
The Brothers Karamazov on Dead Souls : “he claims (he was arguing about it all the way yesterday) that Gogol wrote _Dead Souls_ about him.”The Brothers Karamazov on The Hunchback of Notre-Dame : “In Victor Hugo’s _Notre Dame de Paris_ an edifying and gratuitous spectacle was provided for the people in the Hôtel de Ville of Paris”The Brothers Karamazov on Candide : “But I've read _Candide_ in the Russian translation ... in an absurd, grotesque, old translation”The Brothers Karamazov on The Robbers : “they are both out of Schiller's _Robbers_, and so I am the reigning Count von Moor!”Crime and Punishment on Egyptian Nights : “It was in those days, that very year I believe, the 'disgraceful action of the _Age_' took place (you know, 'The Egyptian Nights,' that public reading, you remember?”Crime and Punishment on Confessions : “When we have finished this, we are going to begin a translation about whales, and then some of the dullest scandals out of the second part of _Les Confessions_ we have marked for translation; somebody has told Heruvimov, that Rousseau was a kind of Radishchev.”The Idiot on Don Quixote : “"A month ago you were turning over the pages of your Don Quixote, and suddenly called out 'there is nothing better than the poor knight.'”The Idiot on Dead Souls : “"It was Gogol, in Dead Souls, father," cried Colia, glancing at him in some alarm.”The Idiot on Madame Bovary : “He observed an open book on the table, Madam Bovary, and requested the leave of the lady of the house to take it with him.”The Idiot on La Dame aux Camelias : “At that time Dumas-fils' beautiful work, _La Dame aux Camelias_--a novel which I consider imperishable--had just come into fashion.”
Authors Fyodor Dostoevsky's books mention
Authors who mention Fyodor Dostoevsky
Haruki Murakami (5): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions The Brothers Karamazov ; The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle mentions The Brothers Karamazov ; What I Talk About When I Talk About Running mentions The Brothers Karamazov , The Possessed ; 1Q84 mentions The Brothers Karamazov Italo Calvino (4): Why Read the Classics mentions Crime and Punishment , The Devils ; If on a Winter's Night a Traveler mentions Crime and Punishment ; The Uses of Literature mentions Demons Orhan Pamuk (4): The Naive and the Sentimental Novelist mentions The Brothers Karamazov , Demons ; The Red-Haired Woman mentions The Brothers Karamazov , The Idiot A. S. Byatt (3): Babel Tower mentions The Brothers Karamazov , The Idiot ; Possession mentions White Nights Harold Bloom (3): How to Read and Why mentions The Brothers Karamazov , Crime and Punishment , Demons Hugh Walpole (3): The Secret City mentions Crime and Punishment , Poor Folk , The Insulted and Injured Ernest Hemingway (2): A Moveable Feast mentions Crime and Punishment , The Gambler James Baldwin (2): Another Country mentions Crime and Punishment , The Possessed Philip Roth (2): The Breast mentions The Brothers Karamazov ; The Ghost Writer mentions The Brothers Karamazov Rabih Alameddine (2): An Unnecessary Woman mentions The Brothers Karamazov , Crime and Punishment Ryūnosuke Akutagawa (2): Cogwheels mentions The Brothers Karamazov , Crime and Punishment Albert Camus (1): The Rebel mentions The Possessed Barack Obama (1): A Promised Land mentions Crime and Punishment Carlos Ruiz Zafón (1): The Shadow of the Wind mentions The Brothers Karamazov Christopher Hitchens (1): Hitch-22 mentions Crime and Punishment Dave Eggers (1): The Every mentions The Idiot Donna Tartt (1): The Goldfinch mentions The Idiot Francine Prose (1): Reading Like a Writer mentions Crime and Punishment Hayashi Fumiko (1): Floating Clouds mentions The Possessed J. D. Salinger (1): Franny and Zooey mentions The Idiot Jhumpa Lahiri (1): The Namesake mentions The Brothers Karamazov Marlon James (1): A Brief History of Seven Killings mentions Crime and Punishment Martin McLaughlin (1): Italo Calvino mentions Crime and Punishment Mikhail Bulgakov (1): The White Guard mentions The Possessed Osamu Dazai (1): No Longer Human mentions Crime and Punishment Sally Rooney (1): Beautiful World, Where Are You mentions The Brothers Karamazov Salman Rushdie (1): Quichotte mentions Crime and Punishment Susan Sontag (1): Against Interpretation and Other Essays mentions The Brothers Karamazov Truman Capote (1): In Cold Blood mentions The Brothers Karamazov William Goldman (1): The Princess Bride mentions The Idiot