Talk:Diary of a Madman (story)
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Please, contribute! Talk about this story so that those, like myself, who came here seeking reliable research sources can get a better feel for the meanings between the lines of this great work.
[edit] NPOV
This seems written from a strictly Communist angle.
I disagree... The story appears to be speaking out against communism.
Funny, I never looked at it from a political standpoint. To me it was always about perception, memory, cognitive psychology... profoundly metaphysical... I better go reread it!
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What is it, a short story or novel? The disambiguation page says novel: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diary_of_a_Madman
- It's a short story (around 10 pages?). The Nikolai Gogol page said novel as well, but I've fixed it. Cssprain 13:58, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
