Thank you to everyone who has contributed to our blog! Here is the full list of Bloggers Karamazov contributors. If you would have an idea for a post, please contact us! We welcome new voices to our polyphonic digital platform.
Carol Apollonio
Oli Akroyd
Brian Armstrong
Konstantin Barsht
Robert Belknap
Fiona Bell
Anna Berman
Elizabeth Blake
Katherine Bowers
- Virtual Dostoevsky Day!
- Twitterature in the Dostoevsky Classroom
- A New Companion for Readers of Dostoevskii
- Rodion Raskolnikov, Your Tweet Archive is Ready
- Raskolnikov in the Fog: Time and the Crime and Punishment End Game
- Introducing @RodionTweets: Translating Raskolnikov into 140 Characters or Less
- Gothic Doubling and The Double, Gothically
Caroline Lemak Brickman
Daniel Brooks
Alexander Burry
Ellen Chances
Himadri Chatterjee
Yuri Corrigan
- Dostoevsky on the Soul. An exchange between Yuri Corrigan and Denis Zhernokleyev, Part 1 and Part 2
- A Chat with Yuri Corrigan about Dostoevsky and the ‘Riddle of the Self’
Steve Dodson
Connor Doak
- A New Companion for Readers of Dostoevskii
- Painting the Town Black: A Japanese Take on Brothers Karamazov
- Gender Trouble in The Double: Masculinity in Dostoevsky’s Novella and Ayoade’s Film
Caryl Emerson
Nick Fielding
John Freedman
Susanne Fusso
Lonny Harrison
Tomi Haxhi
- September Notes on July Impressions: Dostoevsky Day 2017
- Twitter, Criticism, Dialogue: Dostoevsky and a Call to Action
Kate Holland
- A New Companion for Readers of Dostoevskii
- Rethinking the Narrative Structure of Crime and Punishment Through Twitter
Sarah Hudspith
Vladimir Ivantsov
- Live Tweets from the XVII International Dostoevsky Symposium
- Reflections on the XVII International Dostoevsky Symposium
Katya Jordan
Andrew Kahn
Michael Katz
- Translating Crime and Punishment: A Conversation with Michael Katz and Nicolas Pasternak Slater, part 1, part 2, part 3
Barnabas D. Kirk
Chloë Kitzinger
Mark Lipovetsky
Olga Maiorova
Robert Mann
Michael Marsh-Soloway
Deborah Martinsen
- Putting Dostoevsky in Context: An Interview with Deborah A. Martinsen and Olga Maiorova
- Dostoevsky and Raskolnikov’s “New Word”
- Introduction to On Teaching Crime and Punishment
Iman Masmoudi
Greta Matzner-Gore
- A Chat with Greta Matzner-Gore about Dostoevsky and the Ethics of Narrative
- Another Round of Theme Songs
- The Brothers’ Theme Songs
Jack McClelland
Kristina McGuirk
Valeriya Mikhailova (translated by Thomas E. Herman)
Robin Feuer Miller
Andrew O’Keefe
Jonathan Paine
Dirk Puehl
Irina Reyfman
Amy D. Ronner
- Messy Things Betwixt and Between
- The Four Raskolnikovs and the Confessional Dream
- Golyadkin’s Human “Shriek”
Stephanie Sandler
Vadim Shkolnikov
- Travel Tips with Fyodor Mikhailovich (a summer blog post about a winter exhibition)
- Commemorating the 140th Anniversary of “The Dream of a Ridiculous Man” at the Dostoevsky Museum in St Petersburg
Vadim Shneyder
- Dostoevsky papers and events at ASEEES 2019!
- Dostoevsky panels at ASEEES 2018
- Dostoevsky panels at ASEEES 2017
Bilal Siddiqi
Nicolas Pasternak Slater
- Translating Crime and Punishment: A Conversation with Michael Katz and Nicolas Pasternak Slater, part 1, part 2, part 3
Maïa Stepenberg
Ksenia Stepkina
Justin Trifiro
- Yesterday I was still a fool, but today I am a bit wiser: Reading Dostoevsky in Contemporary America
Claire Whitehead
Jennifer Wilson
Peter Winsky
Sarah Young
Denis Zhernokleyev
