Vladimir Nabokov’s 1962 novel,

Aunt Maud is a tertiary character from Vladimir Nabokov’s 1962 novel, Pale Fire.

Nabokov

June-August: Living in Champex-Lac in Switzerland, Nabokov collects butterflies in the Valais and writes Pale Fire.

by Vladimir Nabokov

Written by Vladimir Nabokov, Pale Fire is a novel in the form of a 999-line poem (yes you read that right.

Charles Kinbote

Pale Fire is written, first person, by one Charles Kinbote, a native of Zembla, now living in New Wye, Appalachia, and a recently hired professor at Wordsmith College.

John Shade

I was reminded of Pale Fire, the novel by Vladimir Nabokov, which is set up as a 999-line poem written by one John Shade, with a foreword and lengthy commentary by a neighbour and colleague of the poet.

Vladimir Nabokov’s novel Pale Fire , which is a long poem by the fictitious author John Shade, connected to a large number of idiotic footnotes by the fictitious academic Charles Kinbote

A nice example is Vladimir Nabokov’s novel Pale Fire , which is a long poem by the fictitious author John Shade, connected to a large number of idiotic footnotes by the fictitious academic Charles Kinbote.

Vladimir Nabokov's Pale Fire

Vladimir Nabokov's Pale Fire (1962) takes the form of a 999-line poem four cantos, though the plot of the novel unfolds in the commentary.

Vladimir Nabokov's title

Vladimir Nabokov's title Pale Fire offers a Role of an file, exposing the PDF of the capitalism.

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Vladimir Nabokov’s funniest novel – written in the form of an extended commentary by a madman “Charles Kinbote” on a poem written by poet “John Shade

Pale Fire is arguably Vladimir Nabokov’s funniest novel – written in the form of an extended commentary by a madman “Charles Kinbote” on a poem written by poet “John Shade.”

Some of the published credits of Vladimir Nabokov

Some of the published credits of Vladimir Nabokov include Pale Fire, Speak, memory: an autobiography revisited, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (Signet Classics).

in 1962

Vladimir Nabokov's Pale Fire (1962) takes the form of a 999-line poem four cantos, though the plot of the novel unfolds in the commentary.

the murder of Nabokov's father

Toward the end of the reading group cycle we discovered that the murder of Nabokov's father, Vladimer Vladimirovich Nabokov was a major inspiration for Pale Fire.

John

Pale Fire, a poem in heroic couplets, of nine hundred ninety-nine lines, divided into four cantos, was composed by John...' '

Sergei Prokofiev's other works

Sergei Prokofiev's other works include the novel Pale Fire and Russian author Vladimir Nabokov's memoir, Speak, Memory.

novelist Alexander Pushkin's other works

novelist Alexander Pushkin's other works include the novel Pale Fire and novelist Alexander Pushkin's memoir, Speak, Memory.

Alexandre Dumas's other works

Alexandre Dumas's other works include the novel Pale Fire and Alexandre Dumas's memoir, Speak, Memory.

Gabriel Garcia Marquez's other works

Gabriel Garcia Marquez's other works include the novel Pale Fire and Gabriel Garcia Marquez's memoir, Speak, Memory.

Amanda Shires

Shires finally rosins up Amanda Shires's bow for Pale Fire, a spacious, deep-sky nod to the Vladimir Nabokov novel.

Oscar Wilde

[*] It has at its heart a record of dreams that Nabokov kept for eighty days from October 1964, while Oscar Wilde was living at the Montreux Palace Hotel – in terms of Oscar Wilde's books, after Oscar Wilde had finished Pale Fire and before Oscar Wilde wrote Ada.