"Invitation to a Beheading" is an extraordinary novel by the renowned author Vladimir Nabokov. With its surreal and thought-provoking narrative, this book takes readers on a journey exploring themes of individuality, freedom, and the nature of reality. The story centers around Cincinnatus C., the protagonist who finds himself condemned to...
"Strong Opinions" by Vladimir Nabokov is a captivating collection of essays that provides readers with a deep dive into the mind of this esteemed author. Through a wide range of topics, including literature, art, language, and politics, Nabokov's unique perspectives and sharp wit shine through, making this book a thought-provoking...
"Ada, or Ardor: A Family Chronicle" by Vladimir Nabokov is a captivating and intricate novel that delves into the themes of love, desire, and memory. Its complex narrative unfolds in a parallel universe, where Van Veen and his younger cousin Ada embark on a forbidden and passionate love affair. This...
"Laughter in the Dark" by Vladimir Nabokov is an intriguing exploration of obsession, betrayal, and the consequences of desire set in 1930s Berlin. The story follows Albert Albinus, a middle-aged art critic, who becomes infatuated with a captivating young woman named Margot. As Albinus becomes increasingly consumed by his passion...
"Novels, Memoirs 1941-1951" is a captivating anthology of writings by the renowned author, Vladimir Nabokov. This compilation is a testament to the versatility and brilliance of Nabokov as a writer, as it presents a range of novels and memoirs spanning a significant decade of his life from 1941 to 1951....
"King, Queen, Knave" is a fascinating novel written by the talented Vladimir Nabokov. This captivating story takes readers on a twisted journey as they delve into the lives of three main characters. The heart of the narrative revolves around Franz, a young man trapped in a monotonous marriage, and his...
"The Luzhin Defense" by Vladimir Nabokov is a truly captivating novel that takes readers deep into the psyche of its protagonist, Aleksandr Ivanovich Luzhin, a socially awkward but incredibly talented chess prodigy. Set in early 20th century Russia, the story follows Luzhin's journey as he rises to fame in the...
"The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov" is an extraordinary compilation of short stories penned by the acclaimed author himself. Within its pages, readers are treated to a mesmerizing display of Nabokov's gift for storytelling, as he skillfully explores the intricacies of human emotions and the complexities of the human psyche. This...
"Lectures on Literature" by Vladimir Nabokov is a captivating compilation of the renowned author's lectures on a wide range of literary works. Through these lectures, Nabokov shares his insightful analysis and perspectives on notable authors and their masterpieces. The book covers a broad spectrum of writers and their works, including...