I agree, but I guess to understand Russian history and literature you have to suffer through a lot of incredibly long books by other impossibly long winded authors. I guess reading and writing long books is what you do when suffering through long winters, long wars, and long prison sentences.
I won't put up with any of that. I want my books properly constructed and easy to read. If Solzhenitsyn can't get it right, then I won't bother to read it.
Is Gulag a Russian murder mystery? What is all the fuss about? Does he not tell us 'who done it' by the end of the book, or does he tell us too soon?
If Solzhenitsyn can't get it right, then I won't bother to read it.
Then remain a sheep, you retard.
Is Gulag a Russian murder mystery?
Read the book.
What is all the fuss about?
Read the book.
Does he not tell us 'who done it' by the end of the book, or does he tell us too soon?
Read the book.
lol. Yeah. I'm sure if you have the prerequisites down, it's a great read, but I couldn't even get through a chapter. No way I'm doing as many search queries as necessary to understand that book.
It's about the Gulag system that Stalin put up. How can you be such a dense fool and still remain able to breathe?
You must be a goat refugee. Polar's are almost never this unpleasant.
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