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Acentury after
his
birth, Vladimir Nabokov
remains
con~sial,
provocative,
and
"cool.·
Yet while
he
rec:ehoes acclaim as a
majorAmerican writer,
few
of his admirers
in
the
West
know
the unique place be occupies
in
his
native
Russian
tradition.
In
this comprehensive
study
of Nabokov's
short fiction,
Sbrayer
explores
bow
Nabokov eclipsed
the
achievements of
the
great
Russian
masters of
the
short story,
Anton CbekboY
and
1\I8D
Bunin, with whom he maintained a dialogic relationship even
as he became - in exile from Russia and his
native
tradltion–
an American
writer.
Literary
Modmri&m
Series,
'f1aonI4I8
F.
Stalq,
EdItor
416
pp.,
b&w
photos
$49.95 hardcover
SUIIIIUIJST ....
An International Anthology
The
World of
Nabokovs
EDITED WITH INTRODUcnOIlS BY PfHElOPE ROSEMONT
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a higher, open, and dynamic consciousness, from which no
aspect of the real or the imaginary is rejected. This anthology,
the first of its kind in any language, displays the range and
significance ofwomen's contributions to surrealism. It
includes nearly three hundred texts by ninety-seven women
from twenty-eight countries.
The Surrealist Revolution Series, Franklin Rosemont,
Editor
576
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$24.95
paperback,
$50.00
hardcover
In
this
daring, postrnodem autobiography, Baty recounts her search
for love and community on the Internet. Taking Jack Kerouac's
On
the Road
as a
point
of
departure,
sbe describes both
an
actual
road
trip to meet the object ofan e-mail romance
and
the
cyber-search
for connection that draws so many people into the
matrix
of
the
Internet. Written In a bold, experimental style that mixes e-malls,
poems, quotes, and puns into expository text, her book stands as a
vivid feminist critique of our culture's love affair with technology
and its dehumanizing effect on personal relationships.
COrJ8tructs
Series,
H.
Rondo/ph Swemer,
Robert
Mugerauer,
6-
Vivian SobcluJck, Editors
167
pp.
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