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From: Maurice Couturier <couturie@taloa.unice.fr>
Considering the return of the Fitzgerald topic on the forum, colleagues
may be interested to know that a big Fitzgerald conference is being held
in Nice at the moment with, as far as I have been able to judge, no
reference whatsoever to Nabokov.
I have recently read a very exciting thriller, Michael Connelly's Angel
Flight published last year in which Humbert Humbert and Charlotte appear
as web sites; the novel deals among other things with the subject of a
father abusing and eventually killing his own daughter. In reference to
Humbert Humbert, one of the characters says: "It's the name of a
character from literature or what some people consider literature...
Lolita, by Nabokov". p. 184.
Best,
Maurice
Considering the return of the Fitzgerald topic on the forum, colleagues
may be interested to know that a big Fitzgerald conference is being held
in Nice at the moment with, as far as I have been able to judge, no
reference whatsoever to Nabokov.
I have recently read a very exciting thriller, Michael Connelly's Angel
Flight published last year in which Humbert Humbert and Charlotte appear
as web sites; the novel deals among other things with the subject of a
father abusing and eventually killing his own daughter. In reference to
Humbert Humbert, one of the characters says: "It's the name of a
character from literature or what some people consider literature...
Lolita, by Nabokov". p. 184.
Best,
Maurice