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Vladimir Nabokov: Critical Essay by Brian Boyd

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Vladimir Nabokov
About 12 pages (3,535 words)
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SOURCE: “Shade and Shape in Pale Fire,” in Nabokov Studies, Vol. 4, 1997, pp. 173-224.

In the following essay, Boyd pursues the problem of internal authorship in Pale Fire.

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