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Tag Archives: vladimir nabokov
Your week in books#36
It’s Kenkoy‘s birthday today! (Source) The shortlist for the Man Asian literary prize has been announced, and it features two authors who’ve already clashed during the Man Booker. (Source) The New York Times has a fascinating piece on the book … Continue reading
Your week in books#22
Here’s the trailer for “The Raven”, where John Cusack plays Edgar Allan Poe as some kind of detective. It’s…different. Did you hear that God — yes, God — wrote a memoir? He clears up that Adam and Steve thing. (Source) … Continue reading
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Your week in books#21
Check out the set of literature inspired tees being sold over at Out of Print Clothing! I especially liked the “Lolita”, “A Clockwork Orange”, and “The Master and Margerita” ones! (Source) Potter fans looking to get themselves ebook copies of … Continue reading
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Your week in books #3
I’ve had a busy week, so apologies for not being able to put up your weekly installment of “Your Week in Books” yesterday. Here it is now! Aside from being the author of “Lolita“, Vladimir Nabokov was also an avid … Continue reading
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