Kreutzer Sonata by Leo Tolstoy.
My aunt had visited Yasnaya Polyana, Tolstoys home. She brought with her
a copy of an old photograph of Tolstoy's wife trying to to look into the window of the
train station where Tostoy was staying before his death. He had escaped his tumultous marriage and fell ill
before he got to his next home.
The Kreutzer Sonata is a story of a broken marriage... revealed as confession on a train ride through a Russian night.

I wanted to post under "what are you currently reading", No need to start a new discussion on my part.
I apologize... it's my first hour on this forum.

right now I am reading your post

Currently wading through Nietzsche's "Antichrist" it's a bit of a doozie, and rather scary.

erika wrote:No need to start a new discussion on my part.

I'm not reading anything. I'll soon be starting either Pearl Buck's The Good Earth, Crane's The Red Badge of Courage, or a Native American narrative called Black Elk Speaks.

I shall be reading The Alexander Cipher by Will Adams. Seems interesting.

Nabokov's autobiography (inspired by forums on Booktalk) and Salman Rushdie's, The Moor's Last Sigh.

The History of Greek Philospophy
The pre-socratics

Just starting Sarte's The Imaginary, after spending the last 4-5 months with Vollmann's Europe Central.

this is actually funny and unlike of me--battlefield earth!!!