Title: Nothing special
Review: A man kills two women with a hatchet. That's the center story of this book whose character's names are very easy to remember (take Rodion Romanovitch Raskolkinoff, for example, also known as Rodia, or Peter Petrovitch Looshin who is not the same person as Porphyrius Petrovitch). The author reflects the psychological implications of this murder in a very detailed way, although he could have done it in 200 pages less, with the same effect. In my opinion, the novel is too dull and too predictable and you get lost in names.
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