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Tag: Nabokov

206. (Vladimir Nabokov)

Coming to grips with Dostoevsky at all means coming to grips with the other half of the burden of art, … More

Dostoevsky, Fiction, Nabokov, the novel

46. (Vladimir Nabokov)

Not only does it not matter that the Pale Fire poem is not any good, but it needs not to be any … More

Nabokov, novels, Pale Fire

45. (Vladimir Nabokov)

In his or her one or two or possibly three successful novels, the really great novelist manages to place before … More

aestheticism, Nabokov, novels, Prose

14. (John Ruskin)

The twentieth-century author most often summoned as the sibylline guide to the depths of Ruskin’s oeuvre is Proust. Guy Davenport, … More

Alice in Wonderland, Guy Davenport, John Ruskin, Lewis Carroll, Nabokov, Prose, Proust
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