“What’s the name of that Russian author you’re always talking about — the one who put the newspapers in his shoe and walked around in a stovepipe hat he found in a garbage pail?” Remi Boncoeur asks Sal Paradise in On the Road, sounding more like he’s conjuring up the memory of Diogenes than Dostoyevsky. “This was an exaggeration of what I’d told Remi of Dostoevski,” Sal comments. Remi then goes off about people with faces that deserve a name like Dostoyevsky.
Tuesday, April 02, 2019
On the road to sainthood …
… The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Dostoyevsky - Los Angeles Review of Books. (Hat tip, Dave Lull.)
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