EDITOR's NOTICE. Nikolai Mel'nikov, who is attached to the Department of
the Theory of Literature at Moscow University, is a specialist on Russian
emigre writers--especially Nabokov. If anyone out there can help him with
copies of the items below, please contact either Dr. Mel'nikov or me.
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Subject:
N.Mel'nikov(interview items)
Date:
Thu, 21 Mar 2002 15:28:03 -0000
From:
<teolit@philol.msu.ru>
To:
"D. Barton Johnson" <chtodel@gte.net>
CC:
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Here the items of
Nabokov's interview which are necessary for my research: 1)"My
child Lolita", interview by Alan Nordstrom // Ivy magazine (New Haven).
1959. February, p.28.2)
The Author of "Lolita", int. by Neil Hickey // American Weekly. 1959. Oct.4,
pp.16-17.3) Tandi que
Lolita fait le tour du monde l'entomologiste Nabokov, l'agronome Robbe-Grillet
echangent // Arts, lettres, spectacles, musique, 1959. # 746 (Oct.28 -
3 Nov.), p.4.4) int.
by Lee Belser // Los Angeles Evening Mirror News. 1959. July 31.5)
int. by Claude Mercadie // Nice-Matin. 1961. April 13.6)
int. by Rosalie Marcae // Daily Express. 1961. April 8.7)
"On the Banks of Lake Leman - Mr. Nabokov Reflects on "Lolita" and "Onegin",
int. by Douglas Davis // National Observer. 1964. June 29, p.17.8)
[unsigned int.] // Journal de Montreux. 1964. January 23.9)
int. by Guy de Belleval // Journal de Geneve. 1965. March 13.10)
int. by Nurit Berettzky // Ma'ariv. 1970. January 19.11)
An Old Magican Named Nabokov Writes and Lives in Splendid Exile, int. by
James Saulter // People. 1975. March 17, pp.60-64.12)
Interview with Nabokov // Ithaca post. 1977. January 30. Sincerely
yoursNikolai Mel'nikov