The Magician's Doubts
The Magician's Doubts
About this book
As a child in Russia, Vladimir Nabokov enjoyed conjuring. In this engrossing book, Princeton's Michael Wood explores the blend of arrogance and mischief that makes Nabokov such a fascinating and elusive master of fiction. "Wood's book is . . . so acute in its insights, so replete with clear thoughts . . . . (It) offers us an entirely new set of insights into the work of a modern master".--THE NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.
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- OL Work ID
- OL3685205W
Subjects
Criticism and interpretationNabokov, vladimir vladimirovich, 1899-1977Russian literature, history and criticismChildren's fictionMagicians, fiction