zaddies and they kids - by Brandon - sweater weather
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turgenev-pilled and loving it
image: made with DALL E Hello friends— A couple weeks ago, I read a new translation of Turgenev’s Father’s and Children, which you probably know as Fathers and Sons. I first read the novel a long time ago, as a young person who had recently taken to reading too much Sartre and Camus. I wanted to impress my French professor both with my ability to read French and also with the casual ease of my disaffection with life. He congratulated me on being able to read French, but he was not interested in my disaffection, at least not in the way that I had hoped he would be—sexually, I mean. Anyway,…
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