A formless and dull mass of phony folklore, a cold pudding of

That's what he said about FW right?

>>8728311
It was also bawdy, vulgar, and occasionally hilarious.

>>8728322
Nabokov on Finnegans wake I think (if not that, ulysses)

>>8728420
Why didn't you just say yes? Are you an aardvark?

>>8728311
Congratulations on your formation of an opinion and your extensive use of the declarative.

Why does Nabokov hate fucking everything?

http://wmjas.wikidot.com/nabokov-s-recommendations

>>8728559
He hated himself because he was only capable of writing about effeminate European scholars with some manner of sexual deviancy

>>8728432
I thought you might have been referring to what Pynchon said about Foster Wallace tbqhfamalamadingdong

>>8728559
Because if you can intelligently, assuredly, poetically hate on many things it makes your fans and plebs think you are special and if you criticize all the greatest works in history, it must mean your work is much better than them, so great PR move, and are you not aware how bullies feel better about themselves by bullying?

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>>8728601
What did Ruggles have to say about DFW?

>>8728311
>A cancerous growth of fancy word-tissue hardly redeems the dreadful joviality of the folklore and the easy, too easy, allegory.
Kek'd, that's how I would describe Nabokov's writings.

>>8728559
How can one man be so right?