contemplativeYesterday afternoon I decided to start reading a book I bought a couple of weeks ago titled, "Nabokov In America: On The Road To Lolita" biography by Robert Roper. I got out of our library my all the books I have by Nabokov and biographies. I made a video last night where I display my Nabokov Book Collection.
I have read "Lolita" by Nabokov. I have not read any of his other works. If I come across Nabokov's writings at a thrift store or a used books sale I buy them.
I want to read "Ada" a novel by Nabokov, but I so many books I want to read so I do not know if I will ever get around to reading this novel.
"Mary" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"King, Queen, Knave" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Speak, Memory" An Autobiography Revisited by Vladimir Nabokov
"The Nabokov-Wilson Letters 1940-1971 Edited by Simon Karlingsky
"Ada" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Vladimir Nabokov: The Russian Years" Volume 1 biography by Brian Boyd
"Vladimir Nabokov: The American Years" Volume 2 biography by Brian Boyd
"Vera (Mrs. Vladimir Nabokov)" biography by Stacy Schiff
"Lolita" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Lolita" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Lolita" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Lolita" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Speak, Memory" An Autobiography by Vladimir Nabokov
"Invitation to a Beheading" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Mary" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Glory" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"The Gift" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Bend Sinister" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"The Portable Nabokov" (originally published as Nabokov's Congeries) Selected with the author's collaboration and with a critical introduction by Page Stegner.
"The Defense" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Pale Fire" a novel by Vladimir Nabokov
"Nabokov: His Life in Part" biography by Andrew Field
"Nabokov: His Life in Art" biography by Andrew Field