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Nabokovian joke in Dutch magazine (fwd)
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From: Edo Marinus <em242@cam.ac.uk>
An amusingly Nabokovian joke appeared in issue 29 of the satirical
Dutch "magazine" _Ontzind_ (which is really more of a fotocopied,
fanzine-style joke sheet), in which a list of the century's 30 least
interesting men included
"Klazimir Nabokov (Russia; imagines himself to be Vladimir Nabokov's
never-born brother, but is in reality Klaas Nagelkoof, from the Dutch
town of Ede.)" [my translation]
_Onzind_'s home page (in Dutch) can be found at
http://members.tripod.com/~ontzind/
Edo Marinus
Sidney Sussex College
Cambridge
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An amusingly Nabokovian joke appeared in issue 29 of the satirical
Dutch "magazine" _Ontzind_ (which is really more of a fotocopied,
fanzine-style joke sheet), in which a list of the century's 30 least
interesting men included
"Klazimir Nabokov (Russia; imagines himself to be Vladimir Nabokov's
never-born brother, but is in reality Klaas Nagelkoof, from the Dutch
town of Ede.)" [my translation]
_Onzind_'s home page (in Dutch) can be found at
http://members.tripod.com/~ontzind/
Edo Marinus
Sidney Sussex College
Cambridge
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