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From: D. Barton Johnson <chtodel@cox.net>
Slavic and East European Journal (vol. 46, #1 (Spring) includes three
reviews of recent VN-related publications:
1.Sigrun Frank reviews Stephen Blackwell's ZINA'S PARADOX: THE FIGURED
READER IN NABOKOV GIFT. pp. 175-6
2. Gwen Walker re DEAR BUNNY, DEAR VOLDYA: the Nabokov-Wilson letters,
1940-71 (Revised and expanded edition). pp. 177\
3. Leonid Livak rev. of NABOKOV: TEMY I VARIATSII. Tr. Vera Polishchuk,
pp 178-9
Leona Toker of Hebrew University in Jerusalem has launched a new journal
PARTIAL ANSWERS: Journal of Literature and the History of Ideas.
Professor Toker is a leading Nabokovian (NABOKOV: THE MYSTERY OF LITERARY
STRUCTURES) and her wide-ranging journal is a promising place for
articles on VN (and much else). Inquiries about subscriptions and
submissions may be addressed to her at oker@h2.hum.huji.ac.il.
The premier issue includes Pekka Tammi's review of NABOKOV'S WORLD, vols
I & II--the collected proceedings of Jane Grayson's nabokov Centennial
Conference at Cambridge. (161-165).
Slavic and East European Journal (vol. 46, #1 (Spring) includes three
reviews of recent VN-related publications:
1.Sigrun Frank reviews Stephen Blackwell's ZINA'S PARADOX: THE FIGURED
READER IN NABOKOV GIFT. pp. 175-6
2. Gwen Walker re DEAR BUNNY, DEAR VOLDYA: the Nabokov-Wilson letters,
1940-71 (Revised and expanded edition). pp. 177\
3. Leonid Livak rev. of NABOKOV: TEMY I VARIATSII. Tr. Vera Polishchuk,
pp 178-9
Leona Toker of Hebrew University in Jerusalem has launched a new journal
PARTIAL ANSWERS: Journal of Literature and the History of Ideas.
Professor Toker is a leading Nabokovian (NABOKOV: THE MYSTERY OF LITERARY
STRUCTURES) and her wide-ranging journal is a promising place for
articles on VN (and much else). Inquiries about subscriptions and
submissions may be addressed to her at oker@h2.hum.huji.ac.il.
The premier issue includes Pekka Tammi's review of NABOKOV'S WORLD, vols
I & II--the collected proceedings of Jane Grayson's nabokov Centennial
Conference at Cambridge. (161-165).