In terms of politics, many people are complaining about Vladimir Putin and some of his more authoritarian policies.
http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/279/10/793

I like Putin. And as far as I know about his policies I think he does a good job. Turkey and Russia have some common problems and I like his solutions. If Russian don't want him I'd like him to be my president (I'm sure he's much better than Tayyip )

  makes sense

The Hundred Year-Old Woman is in the March 1876 entry of "A Writer's Diary".

thank you for letting me know. i really want to read that book but it's very expensive and i can't make my mum buy it because she hates dostoevsky

- i also think his son Alyosha would be a big influence on the character of the fictional Alyosha.

really?! how do you know that?

ok thanks

"from the diary of a violent-tempered man" is my favorite
it makes me laugh every time I read
but my friends think it's boring
and I also like "Volodia"

I like the little story he tells about the hundred year old woman.

the hundred year old woman? I don't think I've read this one. What is it's name?

I think I know exactly what you are talking about Hungry Year
In Turkey Natasha means Russian prostitute it's so sad (some poeple don't even know that Natasha is a Russian name)
when I heard this name it reminds me some characters from Russian literature but others make ugly jokes like "Natasha yat asaa"

freud thinks the killer was ivan
and dostoyevsky believes if there's someone who killed his father it was dostoyevsky himself
read freud's article on dostoyevsky and murdering the father

i heard that there was going to be two more novels
i'm sure he had started to write the second novel or at least there must be some drafts(but ofcourse i can't find them neither in turkish nor in english i wish i knew how to speak russian)

What is your favourite short story by Dostoevsky?

My answer is A Gentle Creature

definitely Ivan, the intellectual brother
Ivan and I have similar personalities (am I in love with him?)

I don't think there is a difference with female and male characters. not only in C&P in every book of him. they are all Dostoevskian characters

I'm not sure but 'notes from the house of the dead' might be the book you are looking for.

vay beee!
I can imagine: It's three in the morning, everyone is sleeping accept Dostoyevski. The city is dark and quiet but Dostoyevski's head is full of voice (or maybe screams!) and spooks. All those interesting characters, sick people, criminals, Raskolnikov, Myshkin, Golyatkin... and the others are running to the paper from his brain. It's sooooo cool