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New issue of THE NABOKOVIAN #47 (Fall 2001)
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EDITOR's NOTE.
One of the benefits of joining the International Vladimir Nabokov
Society is THE NABOKOVIAN, a twice-yearly publication (circa 65 pages
each), with much of interest to any Nabokov admirer. Membership in the
Society is a modest $17 a year. (Overseas members pay an additional $8
for postage; $12 for airmail). Checks should be made out to the Vladimir
Nabokov Society. Subscriptions, inquiries, & submissions should be sent
to: Vladimir Nabokov Society, Slavic Languages and Literatures, 2134
Wescoe Hall, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas 66045 USA.
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The new issue includes editor Steve Parker's regular news of the field
such as conferences and new publications as well as his "2000 Nabokov
Bibliography" done with the help of Joanthan Perkins.
Brian Boyd offers a short essay "d'O You Get the Joke" about ADA's
Baron d'O, Demon's early rival for Marina's charms. This is in addition
to Boyd's invaluable continuing feature "Annotations to ADA: 18. Part I
Chapter 18." Anyone who undertakes to write about ADA without first
consulting this series is at risk.
The "Notes and Brief Commentaries" section, edited by Gennady
Barabtarlo, contains:
"A Note on Houseman in PALE FIRE" by Anthony Fazio
"Another Nabokov Reference in PALE FIRE" by Ward Swinson
"Poem, Problem, Prank" by Alexander Zholkovsky
"Name Strings" by Gennady Barabtarlo
Fazio and Swinton additionally offer some textual emendations for PALE
FIRE.
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Starting with the next issue, submissions for "Notes and Annotations"
should go to the new section editor Priscilla Meyer at
<pmeyer@wesleyan.edu>.
One of the benefits of joining the International Vladimir Nabokov
Society is THE NABOKOVIAN, a twice-yearly publication (circa 65 pages
each), with much of interest to any Nabokov admirer. Membership in the
Society is a modest $17 a year. (Overseas members pay an additional $8
for postage; $12 for airmail). Checks should be made out to the Vladimir
Nabokov Society. Subscriptions, inquiries, & submissions should be sent
to: Vladimir Nabokov Society, Slavic Languages and Literatures, 2134
Wescoe Hall, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas 66045 USA.
--------------------------------------
The new issue includes editor Steve Parker's regular news of the field
such as conferences and new publications as well as his "2000 Nabokov
Bibliography" done with the help of Joanthan Perkins.
Brian Boyd offers a short essay "d'O You Get the Joke" about ADA's
Baron d'O, Demon's early rival for Marina's charms. This is in addition
to Boyd's invaluable continuing feature "Annotations to ADA: 18. Part I
Chapter 18." Anyone who undertakes to write about ADA without first
consulting this series is at risk.
The "Notes and Brief Commentaries" section, edited by Gennady
Barabtarlo, contains:
"A Note on Houseman in PALE FIRE" by Anthony Fazio
"Another Nabokov Reference in PALE FIRE" by Ward Swinson
"Poem, Problem, Prank" by Alexander Zholkovsky
"Name Strings" by Gennady Barabtarlo
Fazio and Swinton additionally offer some textual emendations for PALE
FIRE.
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Starting with the next issue, submissions for "Notes and Annotations"
should go to the new section editor Priscilla Meyer at
<pmeyer@wesleyan.edu>.