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EDNOTE. The best place to check for academic publications on VN is the
Bibliography section on ZEMBLA at
http://www.libraries.psu.edu/nabokov/bibliog.htm.
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> I was just wondering if Simon Karlinsky has done any other Nabokov besides
> the VN-EW letters?(I like to appologize if Karlinsky has posted on the
list
> and have not noticed/recognized his name). His work in the intro and the
> annotations are excellent and I'd really like to read his other thoughts
on
> VN. Also, Alfred Appel...? The Annotated Lolita was fantastic but I am not
> familiar with any of his other work (beside the recently mention Dark
> Cinema).
> Dane Gill
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Bibliography section on ZEMBLA at
http://www.libraries.psu.edu/nabokov/bibliog.htm.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dane Gill" <pennyparkerpark@hotmail.com>
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> Greetings
> I was just wondering if Simon Karlinsky has done any other Nabokov besides
> the VN-EW letters?(I like to appologize if Karlinsky has posted on the
list
> and have not noticed/recognized his name). His work in the intro and the
> annotations are excellent and I'd really like to read his other thoughts
on
> VN. Also, Alfred Appel...? The Annotated Lolita was fantastic but I am not
> familiar with any of his other work (beside the recently mention Dark
> Cinema).
> Dane Gill
>
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