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Vladimir Nabokov

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A famous Russian-American writer recalls his marriages, love affairs, and an epic trip back to the USSR. Nabokov's last finished novel is a playful, self-referential farewell from a master of fiction.

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Humbert Humbert tells the story of his obsession with twelve-year-old Dolores Haze. Published in 1955, this novel about desire, self-deception, and the abuse of innocence remains one of the most debated works in English literature.

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Pale Fire
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Pnin
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Professor Timofey Pnin is a Russian emigre teaching at an American college in the 1950s. Funny and heartbreaking in equal measure, this is Nabokov's most human and warmly comic novel.

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Speak, Memory
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Nabokov's memoir covers his childhood in pre-revolutionary Russia, his youth in Europe, and his family's exile. Often called one of the finest autobiographies ever written, it reads more like a novel than a life story.

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The Gift
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A young Russian writer in 1920s Berlin discovers his voice while falling in love. The last and longest of Nabokov's Russian-language novels, widely considered the peak of his early career.

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