Vladimir Nabokov. Collected works in 10 volumes. Gift books bound in leather.

The collection of works by Vladimir Nabokov in 10 volumes is a unique publication that includes the writer's work, divided into Russian and American periods. Five volumes are devoted to the genres of poetry and prose written at home and during the years of emigration, and the second half of the collection includes translations of Nabokov's works from English, written already during his years of residence in America.

The contents of the collected works are supplemented with autobiographical prose, interviews and reviews, and translations by foreign authors. The works are given with restored banknotes, which allows the reader to delve deeper into the world of Nabokov and his works. High-quality comments and accompanying articles written on the basis of archival materials make this publication even more valuable for literature lovers.

Content:

Russian period:

Volume 1. Early stories. Stories from the collection "The Return of Chorb". Translations (R. Rolland "Nikolka Peach". L. Carroll "Anya in Wonderland"). Poems. Poetic translations. Dramatic works. Essay. Reviews.

Volume 2. Masha. King, queen, jack. Luzhin's Defense: Novels. Stories. Poems. A man from the USSR: A drama. Essay. Reviews.

Volume 3. The Spy: A Story. Heroic deed. Camera obscura. Despair: Novels. Stories. Poems. Essay. Reviews.

Volume 4. Invitation to execution. Gift: Novels. Stories. Essay. Reviews.

Volume 5. The Wizard: A Story. Solus Rex: Fragments of a novel. Other Shores: An Autobiography. Stories. Poems. Dramatic works. Essay. Reviews. Interview.

The American Period:

Volume 1 The True Life of Sebastian Knight. Under the sign of illegitimate: Novels. Nikolai Gogol: A novel essay.

Volume 2: Lolita. Laughter in the Dark: Novels. From the interview. A missing paragraph in Lolita.

Volume 3: Pnin: A Novel. Stories. Pale Flame: A novel. From the interview.

Volume 4: Hell, or the Joys of Passion: A Novel. Interview. Articles.

Volume 5: Transparent Things. Look at the Harlequins!: Novels. Memory, speak: An autobiography. From the interview.