Contributors

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

• Novokuznetsk: A Love Story
• Inevitably, Dostoevsky
• The Dostoevsky Games: A New Tobacco Road Rivalry

Oli Akroyd

• #DostoevskySaturday: Scrapbooking One’s Way Through Russian Classics

Arkady

• Dostoevsky in the Time of Discord; or Generation Dostoevsky and Memes from Lockdown

Brian Armstrong

• A Chat with Paul J. Contino about Dostoevsky’s Incarnational Realism
• Ivan Karamazov Reviews Crime and Punishment
• On Golyadkin, Raskolnikov, and the Search for Empathy

Konstantin Barsht

• Dostoevsky’s Drawings and Calligraphy

Rosamund Bartlett

• A Chat with Rosamund Bartlett about Dostoevsky, the Writer’s Diary, and the Russian Soul

Robert Belknap

• On Teaching Crime and Punishment

Fiona Bell

• Clowning Around with Dostoevsky
• What Can Prince Teach Us About Dostoevsky?

Anna Berman

• Crime and Punishment Creative Writing
• A Chat with Anna Berman on Dostoevsky and the Family Novel

Elizabeth Blake

• Travels from Dostoevsky’s Siberia

Maria Bloshteyn

• African-American Writers and Dostoevsky

Katherine Bowers

• A Chat with Katherine Bowers and Kate Holland about Dostoevsky at 200: The Novel in Modernity
• Crime and Punishment at 150 Video Collection
• 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

• Crime, Punishment, and Kanye West

Daniel Brooks

• The Incels and the Injured: Dostoevsky Against Toxic Masculinities

Alexander Burry

• Envisioning Crime and Punishment: An Interview with Andrew O’Keefe

Ellen Chances

• A New Film Version of a Dostoevsky Novel: Andrew O’Keefe’s Crime and Punishment

Himadri Chatterjee

• Dostoevsky in Europe

Alex Christofi

• In Search of Dostoevsky’s Unwritten Memoir

Paul J. Contino

• A Chat with Paul J. Contino about Dostoevsky’s Incarnational Realism

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’

Ian William Curtis

• Raskolnikov on Trial in Postwar France

Steve Dodson

• The Ways That You Know: A Point of Translation in Brothers Karamazov
• Dostoevsky’s Stepanchikovo

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

• Dostoevsky on the Soul. An exchange between Yuri Corrigan and Denis Zhernokleyev, Part 1 and Part 2

Irina Erman

• Ideas That Plague Us: Reading Crime and Punishment During the Pandemic

Dmytro Memari Fard

• Race and Nation: Arthur Moeller van den Bruck’s Influence on German Reception of Dostoyevsky

Nick Fielding

• Thomas Atkinson and Dostoevsky

John Freedman

• Russian Culture in Landmarks: Dostoevsky’s Memorial Plaque in St Petersburg

Susanne Fusso

• Editing Dostoevsky: Mikhail Katkov and the Great Russian Novel

Lonny Harrison

• A Chat with Lonny Harrison on his New Book About the Dostoevskian Psyche

Tomi Haxhi

• September Notes on July Impressions: Dostoevsky Day 2017
• Twitter, Criticism, Dialogue: Dostoevsky and a Call to Action

Kate Holland

• A Chat with Katherine Bowers and Kate Holland about Dostoevsky at 200: The Novel in Modernity
• Dostoevsky in the Time of Discord; or Generation Dostoevsky and Memes from Lockdown
• Introducing Digital Dostoevsky
• Crime and Punishment at 150 Video Collection
• A Chat with Amy Ronner about Dostoevsky as Suicidologist
• A new year update from the North American Dostoevsky Society
• A New Companion for Readers of Dostoevskii
• Rethinking the Narrative Structure of Crime and Punishment Through Twitter

Sarah Hudspith

• Dostoevsky, Ferrante, and the Challenge of Writing Authentically
• On Tweeting Part One of Crime and Punishment

Katarina Iurovskaia

• Dostoevsky Through the Eyes of the World

Vladimir Ivantsov

• Live Tweets from the XVII International Dostoevsky Symposium
• Reflections on the XVII International Dostoevsky Symposium

Melanie V. Jones

• Anti-National Dostoevskys: Linda Lê and “Literature in Exile”
• Introducing Global Dostoevskys
• Call for Posts: “Global Dostoevskys: Influences and Receptions”

Katya Jordan

• A Chat with Rosamund Bartlett about Dostoevsky, the Writer’s Diary, and the Russian Soul
• Reflections on the XVII International Dostoevsky Symposium

Andrew Kahn

• A History without a Canon, a Literature with Conflicting Readings

Christina Karakepeli

• The First Greek Translation of Crime and Punishment: Introducing a New Poetics to Modern Greek Literature
• Introducing Global Dostoevskys
• Call for Posts: “Global Dostoevskys: Influences and Receptions”

Michael Katz

• Translating Crime and Punishment: A Conversation with Michael Katz and Nicolas Pasternak Slater, part 1, part 2, part 3

Andrew D. Kaufman

• A Publisher is Born: Anna Dostoyevsky Rocks the Literary Establishment
• The Dostoyevskys’ Honeymoon to Forget
• The Stenographer Who Saved Dostoyevsky’s Career

Barnabas D. Kirk

• Crime and Punishment at 150: Global Contexts

Chloë Kitzinger

• Teaching Crime and Punishment in Time and Space
• Dostoevsky and Russian lit Panels at MLA 2018

Tatyana Kovalevskaya

• A Chat with Tatyana Kovalevskaya about Dostoevsky on the Dignity of the Human Person

Mark Lipovetsky

• A History without a Canon, a Literature with Conflicting Readings

Olga Maiorova

• Putting Dostoevsky in Context: An Interview with Deborah A. Martinsen and Olga Maiorova

Robert Mann

• Dostoevsky and Elijah the Prophet

Michael Marsh-Soloway

• Russian Language Students Stage Dostoevsky’s The Crocodile
• The Dostoevsky 3D Printing Project

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

• Raskolnikov’s Strange Ideas: How Dostoevsky Predicted Modern Terrorism

Greta Matzner-Gore

• A Chat with Greta Matzner-Gore about Dostoevsky and the Ethics of Narrative
• The Double Gets a Double: Dostoevsky Student Rotten Tomato Reviews
• Another Round of Theme Songs
• The Brothers’ Theme Songs

Jack McClelland

• Dostoevsky on the Moscow Metro

Kristina McGuirk

• Behind the @RodionTweets Curtain: The Nuts and Bolts of Twitterifying Dostoevsky

Valeriya Mikhailova (translated by Thomas E. Herman)

• To be the wife of Fyodor Dostoevsky: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

Robin Feuer Miller

• A Chat with Katherine Bowers and Kate Holland about Dostoevsky at 200: The Novel in Modernity
• Finding Raskolnikov on the Dialogic Blog Trail
• Strangers on a Train

Andrew O’Keefe

• Envisioning Crime and Punishment: An Interview with Andrew O’Keefe

Natalia Osipova

• See the Stars from a Bottomless Pit: Authors’ Commentary

Jonathan Paine

• A Chat with Jonathan Paine about Selling the Story

Chloe Papadopoulos

• A Chat with Tatyana Kovalevskaya about Dostoevsky on the Dignity of the Human Person

George Pattison

• Conversations with Dostoevsky

Dirk Puehl

• #DostoevskySaturday: Scrapbooking One’s Way Through Russian Classics

Irina Reyfman

• A History without a Canon, a Literature with Conflicting Readings

Amy D. Ronner

• A Chat with Amy Ronner about Dostoevsky as Suicidologist
• Messy Things Betwixt and Between
• The Four Raskolnikovs and the Confessional Dream
• Golyadkin’s Human “Shriek”

Naohito Saisu

• Report on 2020 Virtual Conferences in Russia and Other Online Dostoevsky Events

Stephanie Sandler

• A History without a Canon, a Literature with Conflicting Readings

Olivia Santovetti

• Dostoevsky, Ferrante, and the Challenge of Writing Authentically

Kaitlin Shirley

• Dostoevsky in the Time of Discord; or Generation Dostoevsky and Memes from Lockdown

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

• A Chat with Vadim Shneyder about Russia’s Capitalist Realism
• Dostoevsky papers and events at ASEEES 2019!
• Dostoevsky panels at ASEEES 2018
• Dostoevsky panels at ASEEES 2017

Bilal Siddiqi

• Thoughts on ‘Revolutionary Dostoevsky: Rethinking Radicalism’

Nicolas Pasternak Slater

• Translating Crime and Punishment: A Conversation with Michael Katz and Nicolas Pasternak Slater, part 1, part 2, part 3

Maïa Stepenberg

• Against Nihilism: Nietzsche meets Dostoevsky

Ksenia Stepkina

• The Petersburg Text in the 21st Century: Dostoevsky Cultural Memory in the Contemporary City

Justin Trifiro

• Yesterday I was still a fool, but today I am a bit wiser: Reading Dostoevsky in Contemporary America

Claire Whitehead

• Dostoevsky and Detective Fiction: An Interview with Claire Whitehead

Jennifer Wilson

• Regarding the Pain of Others: Tweeting Book V of Crime & Punishment

Peter Winsky

• ‘To Uncover the Secret of the Person, While Preserving the Secret as a Secret’ – A Review of the Bulgarian Dostoevsky Society’s International Symposium “The Anthropology of Dostoevsky”

Sarah Young

• On Tweeting Part Two of Crime and Punishment
• Revolutionary Dostoevsky

Jihan Zakarriya

• Dostoevsky’s Philosophical Justice and Moral Dilemma in the Egyptian Novel

Denis Zhernokleyev

• Dostoevsky on the Soul. An exchange between Yuri Corrigan and Denis Zhernokleyev, Part 1 and Part 2

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