>>20749
Just the biggest names in the game, you could start with Dostoevsky or Tolstoy.

>>20751
This. If you want to read Dostoevsky novels, read in this order
>Notes from the Underground (really short book)
>Crime and Punishment
>The Idiot
>Demons (Optional)
>The Brothers Karamazov
There's only two (good) Tolstoy novels, so read either.
Other good Russian novels are Dead Souls, Father and Sons, and Oblomov.
I could recommend you short stories too.

Read this

OP You should read The Master and Margarita, Mikhail Bulgakov,

>>20768
i'd add "the adolescent" at the end as another optional. not sure why its always overlooked

>>20878
Don't read this shit. Worst mistake of my life. XIX century's version of cringe. I just hate Mr. Fatass' idealization of the common folk (first of all, thats privileged af - a benevolent version of contempt, he just idealizes their stupidity to naivity, depraved culture to important morals and their pooreness to the source of their virtue, instead of misery) and the mental gymnastics he uses to "prove" that eVeRyOne HaS a SigNifIcAnT RolE iN hIsTorY!!! (and Napoleon is a loser kekekke1!!1). Also a misogynist - in this book idealized Natasha firstly for her naivity and then for her motherhood (in Russian he even called her an animalistic version of "female" - English an analogous word, so you have missed this "gem") and loyalty to a moid. Though he is very good with words, I must admit it.

Dostoevsky wrote some based lesbian romance in Netochka Nezvanova. Not so bad, I can recommend

>>20749
there is Despair by Nabokov