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A podcast series usually focused on Popper and vicinity, but sometimes on Nabokov, features an episode where Brian Boyd talks about both, but mainly Nabokov. There's a lively three-way interaction.

The next regular Nabokov Readings seminar takes place on Thursday, Dec. 12, at 9am US Eastern time. Alexander Dolinin's presentation, in Russian: "Self-translation as Self-commentary: Brodsky's 'Dorogaia, ia vyshel segodnia iz domu'"

Annotations to Ada Part 3 Chapter 3 now available on thenabokovian, and annotations to Part 3 Chapter 1 on AdaOnline

The Pushkinskii dom (St. Petersburg) hosts its next seminar on Thurs, Nov. 7, 11am New York time.

Announcing David Potter's new review essay about Sigi Jöttkandt's new book 'The Nabokov Effect: Reading in the Endgame' (2024), the first major book-length study about by an Australian since 1986.

Brian Boyd interviewed about Pale Fire by Graham Foster of the International Anthony Burgess Foundation as part of their series "Ninety-Nine Novels," about each of the books Burgess selected in 1984 as his favorite novels in English from 1939.