“Ada, or Otrada” (1969) is the pinnacle achievement of Vladimir Nabokov (1899–1977), the largest and most significant of his novels, which reflected half a c...

Strong Opinions is a collection of non-fiction prose by V. Nabokov: interviews, letters to editors of various newspapers and magazines, articles, including o...

A series of lectures on the famous novel by Cervantes “Don Quixote”, read by the greatest Russian-American writer of the twentieth century, Vladimir Nabokov,...

The book consists of two autobiographical novels by Vladimir Nabokov, written in Berlin under the pseudonym V. Sirin: “Mashenka” (1926) and “Feat” (1931). Yo...

Despair (1934) is Vladimir Nabokov's sixth novel written in Berlin, and his third, after King, Queen, Jack and Camera Obscura, a psychological crime novel th...

In “Lectures on Foreign Literature,” first published in 1980, the greatest Russian-American writer of the twentieth century, Vladimir Nabokov, appeared befor...

The complete collection of Russian and English stories by the greatest writer of the twentieth century, Vladimir Nabokov, is being published in Russia for th...

In his last completed novel, Behold the Harlequins! (1974) the great artist addresses the theme of the mysterious influence of love on art. With unprecedente...

The reader is invited to the first English-language novel by Vladimir Nabokov, written in 1938–1939 in France and published in 1941 in the USA. Connected wit...

A selection of poems by English, Italian, German, Hungarian, Polish poets dedicated to the First World War.