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Nabokov's Dozen

Author: Vladimir Nabokov
ISBN: 9780241630884
Publisher: Penguin Books
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 272
Language: English

Synopsis:
Nabokov's Dozen is a masterful collection of thirteen short stories by Vladimir Nabokov, showcasing the brilliance and diversity of one of the 20th century's literary giants. Spanning decades and a variety of themes, these stories reveal Nabokov's unparalleled command of language, wit, and imagination.

The collection includes tales of passion, memory, and human frailty, each infused with Nabokov's signature style of vivid descriptions and layered narratives. From the haunting tragedy of "Signs and Symbols" to the comedic brilliance of "The Aurelian" and the poignant reflection in "Spring in Fialta," these stories demonstrate Nabokov’s ability to explore the depths of human emotion and the complexities of existence.

Nabokov's Dozen is a treasure trove for both long-time admirers of Nabokov's work and newcomers eager to explore the genius of a writer who transformed the short story into an art form.

Key Features:

• Genre: Literary fiction, short stories.
• Themes: Memory, identity, love, existentialism, the human condition.
• Audience: Readers who enjoy classic literature, finely crafted short stories, and timeless prose.
• Dimensions: 12.9 x 19.8 cm.
• Binding: Hardback

Why read Nabokov's Dozen?

• A showcase of literary genius: Each story is a testament to Nabokov's mastery of prose.
• Diverse themes and styles: Perfect for those who enjoy variety in short fiction.
• Timeless classics: Stories that continue to resonate with readers across generations.