Halfway through this after Lolita, Pale Fire and his collected

to another author so you don't suffer nabokov exhaustion?

>>8957880
The second half of ADA

>>8958130
I doubt I'll ever suffer Nabokov exhaustion.

>>8957880
I've been meaning to read The Real Life of Sebastian Knight for a while now.

Switch to Gaddis

>>8959561
Already read JR, Carpenter's Gothic and A Frolic Of His Own. Got The Recognitions here waiting. Magnificent writer.

>>8957880
>erotic masterpiece
Why did they mis-advertise his work so goddamn much?

>>8959721
There was never really a sincere market for the kind of fiction Nabokov wrote so it had to be sold under false pretenses to get people reading.

>>8959714
I finished Ada a month ago before switching over to the recognitions...felt like a good fit. Highly recommend it.

>>8957880
The Luzhin Defense is a surprisingly enjoyable book. The autists here will love it, no doubt

>>8961980
How the translation? Sadly I can't read russian.

>>8957880
>Where should I head next?
Try the bed, very comfy imo. The bathroom is also a nice reading spot.

Read Pnin, his greatest novel. Or hit up his biography Speak, Memory.

>>8957880
Once you finish Ada you may as well stop there because you'll have read his best already.

>>8957880
>>8959426
To everything else he ever wrote then. I feel the same way and I won't quit until I've read everything.

>>8957880
The Turner Diaries & Hunter by Andrew MacDonald (William Luther Pierce)