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A Revolver To Carry At Night A Novel About Vera Nabokov Monika Zgustova

Name: A Revolver To Carry At Night A Novel About Vera Nabokov Monika Zgustova
SKU: BELL-56705968
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (90 reviews)

SKU: BELL-56705968

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A Revolver To Carry At Night A Novel About Vera Nabokov Monika Zgustova instant download after payment.

Publisher: Other Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.09 MB

Pages: 159

Author: Monika Zgustova

ISBN: 0CBJHRSXK

Language: English

Year: 2024

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A Revolver To Carry At Night A Novel About Vera Nabokov Monika Zgustova by Monika Zgustova 0CBJHRSXK instant download after payment.

A captivating, nuanced portrait of the life of Véra Nabokov, who dedicated herself to advancing her husband’s writing career, playing a vital role in the creation of his greatest works.
Véra Nabokov (1902–1991) was in many ways the epitome of the wife of a great man: keenly aware of her husband’s extraordinary talent, she decided to make his success her ultimate goal, throughout fifty-two years of marriage until his death in 1977. The first reader of his texts, Véra worked as typist and editor. She organized their lives in exile, as they traveled to Berlin, Paris, Switzerland, and, most importantly, the US, where she convinced Vladimir to focus on writing novels in English. She not only controlled the family’s finances and contract negotiations, but also attempted to control his friendships—particularly with women—going so far as to audit his classes.
In this rich, sweeping novel,...