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Vladimir Nabokov

Vintage

1996-12-9

720

USD 20.00

Paperback

9780679729976

图书标签: Nabokov 纳博科夫短篇小说集文学中短篇小说美国文学英文原版英文

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Here, for the first time, the stories of one of the century's greatest prose stylists are collected in a single, comprehensive volume. Written from the early 1920s - the years of his exile from Russia - to the mid-1950s, when he abandoned the story form and turned to his English-language masterpieces Lolita, Pale Fire, and Ada, these stories reveal the fascinating progress of Nabokov's early development as they remind us that we are in the presence of a magnificent original, a genuine master. Edited by his son and translator, Dmitri Nabokov, The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov is a literary event and a celebration of his art.

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著者简介

弗拉基米尔·纳博科夫 Vladimir Nabokov (1899-1977) 是二十世纪公认的杰出小说家和文体家。1899年4月23日，纳博科夫出生于圣彼得堡。布尔什维克革命期间，纳博科夫随全家于1919年流亡德国。他在剑桥三一学院攻读法国和俄罗斯文学后，开始了在柏林和巴黎十八年的文学生涯。1940年，纳博科夫移居美国，在韦尔斯利、斯坦福、康奈尔和哈佛大学执教，以小说家、诗人、批评家和翻译家的身份享誉文坛，著有《庶出的标志》《洛丽塔》《普宁》和《微暗的火》等长篇小说。1955年9月15日，纳博科夫最有名的作品《洛丽塔》由巴黎奥林匹亚出版社出版并引发争议。1961年，纳博科夫迁居瑞士蒙特勒；1977年7月2日病逝。

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听的是有声书，可是好想要实体书啊

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His short stories offer conclusive evidence that Nabokov had a gift for storytelling that went far beyond simply lifting the rocks off wet ground and showing us the slimy creatures underneath--he could also show us why those too are beautiful.

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可以重新看好多次，sometimes u get lost but it doesn't matter, only the words that pass ur eyes are the enjoyment.

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Or perhaps what matters is not human pain and joy at all, but rather, the play of shadows and shades in a human body... in a unique and inimitable way.

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可以重新看好多次，sometimes u get lost but it doesn't matter, only the words that pass ur eyes are the enjoyment.