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From: Anna Riehl <ANYA17@prodigy.net>
> 2) I have, at long last, been able to read Paul Maliszevski's article
> "Paperback Nabokov" in the elegant and elusive journal _McSweeney's
> Quarterly_ #4 (Late Winter 2000).
How does one get a hold of *McSweeney's Quarterly* #4? Their website claims
that this issue is sold out...
Anya Riehl.
**It was on sale until recently at many -- but not all -- bookstores. If
you have seen the publication, you would know that it's a number
of mini-issues on different topics, very elegantly done and sold as
one. It costs $35, I believe. I tried, unsuccessfully, to persuade my
bookseller to sell me just the VN covers issue and ended up borrowing
one from a student who bought it all (and who is, also a Nabokv-L
subscriber -- so thanks again, Meghan!). Paul also was kind enough to send
me an advance xerox copy. It is probably well worth the money but I sort
of resented having to pay for things I did not need to get one I did --
must be the Russian in me. Back in the former Soviet Union they often
did things of this kind, so it must have spoiled me for life! :) GD**
From: Anna Riehl <ANYA17@prodigy.net>
> 2) I have, at long last, been able to read Paul Maliszevski's article
> "Paperback Nabokov" in the elegant and elusive journal _McSweeney's
> Quarterly_ #4 (Late Winter 2000).
How does one get a hold of *McSweeney's Quarterly* #4? Their website claims
that this issue is sold out...
Anya Riehl.
**It was on sale until recently at many -- but not all -- bookstores. If
you have seen the publication, you would know that it's a number
of mini-issues on different topics, very elegantly done and sold as
one. It costs $35, I believe. I tried, unsuccessfully, to persuade my
bookseller to sell me just the VN covers issue and ended up borrowing
one from a student who bought it all (and who is, also a Nabokv-L
subscriber -- so thanks again, Meghan!). Paul also was kind enough to send
me an advance xerox copy. It is probably well worth the money but I sort
of resented having to pay for things I did not need to get one I did --
must be the Russian in me. Back in the former Soviet Union they often
did things of this kind, so it must have spoiled me for life! :) GD**