Just completed Crime and Punishment. I read it over about 10 or 12 days.

It was a good read. It's the first time I've ever read a Dostoevsky book. He's clearly quite a complex writer, which I like a lot.

One personal disappointment from the actual story is that I was always waiting for the point he goes to jail, yet it just keeps dragging out and burning and burning until the fucking epilogue. Having purposely not found out anything about the story beforehand, coupled with the title of the story, I expected that there would be a significant prison themed portion.

Kowalski, which of Dostoevsky's works would you recommend for me after having been initiated with this one?

PS. Next book I'm reading is sure to be fucking incredible. It's a true account relative to the Holocaust, but very likely not in the way you might first imagine a true account of the Holocaust.