Nabokov
The Man and His Wark
Studies edited by L.
S.
Dembo
Featuring an exclusive interview
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Most of these essays appeared as the Spring 1967 issue of
Wisconsin
Studies in Contemporary Literature
and are reprinted now in book form
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The Letters of Alexander Pushkin
Translated, with Preface, Intr.oduction, and Notes by
J.
Thomas Shaw
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letters, originally published in 1963 in three volumes.
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