From Vladimir Nabokov’s 1969 interview with James Mossman for BBC2’s Review. Reprinted in the same year in The Listener, and collected in Strong Opinions.
If Nabokov ruled any modern industrial state absolutely, what would he abolish?
From Vladimir Nabokov’s 1969 interview with James Mossman for BBC2’s Review. Reprinted in the same year in The Listener, and collected in Strong Opinions.
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Fair points. And the bidet, ****ing hell, aren’t they pointless?
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Great ideas, he was green before people knew something like green ideology even existed. I would also like to see more cafés, more spiritual liberty, more of intercultural dialogue.
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That’s cool, dude.
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