Crime and Punishment

Last week I picked up Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment again after having put it down almost a year ago.  For a long while I had thought I wasn't much of a reader and never would be however it would seem not so.  Every time I picked up this book I was disappointed to have to put it down.  I suppose it was a completely different world to immerse myself in. One of a completely different place, time and condition and yet very human.  The book does paint a very morbid but real picture of humanity. Why I picked this book to read as opposed to any other I'm not sure, perhaps it was the bold and geometric cover. Anyway, I am certainly thankful to have read it.  Now to decide on the next read...