Last time Dostoevsky showed us how to make children interesting. Now let's learn how to do the same for the devil--by way of Ivan's helpful attack of "brain fever."Ann Gelder on Mastodon: @annbgelder@zirk.us

Last time Dostoevsky showed us how to make children interesting. Now let's learn how to do the same for the devil--by way of Ivan's helpful attack of "brain fever." Ann Gelder on Mastodon: @annbgelder@zirk.us

Last time Dostoevsky showed us how to make children interesting. Now let's learn how to do the same for the devil--by way of Ivan's helpful attack of "brain fever."Ann Gelder on Mastodon: @annbgelder@zirk.us

The Brothers Karamazov: In Praise of Brain Fever and the Devil

A fiction writer and recovering academic seeks craft lessons in classic literature. All works are in the public domain and available on https://www.gutenberg.org. The talks are 5-10 minutes, perfect for today's on-the-go author. Earlier and even more pedantic versions of these talks are available on my blog, swerveandvanish.blogspot.com. The podcast is currently on hiatus, but please enjoy the archived episodes!

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A fiction writer and recovering academic seeks craft lessons in classic literature. All works are in the public domain and available on https://www.gutenberg.org. The talks are 5-10 minutes, perfect for today's on-the-go author. Earlier and even more pedantic versions of these talks are available on my blog, swerveandvanish.blogspot.com. The podcast is currently on hiatus, but please enjoy the archived episodes!

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The Brothers Karamazov: In Praise of Brain Fever and the Devil