Speak, Nabokov

Exploring the intricate relationship between Vladimir Nabokov's life and his literary themes, Michael Maar uncovers hidden clues within Nabokov's novels. This insightful examination delves into the psychological and philosophical underpinnings of his work, offering a fresh and compelling portrait of the renowned author. With a graceful and engaging style, Maar's analysis provides readers with a vital new understanding of Nabokov's contributions to twentieth-century literature, especially in light of the controversial posthumous publication of The Original of Laura.