Episode 1092
This Wikipedia entry details the life and prolific career of Vladimir Nabokov, a distinguished Russian-American author known for his complex prose and linguistic mastery. The source tracks his journey from a privileged Russian childhood to exile in Europe and eventually the United States, where he transitioned from writing in Russian to achieving international fame with English masterpieces like Lolita. Beyond his literary achievements, the text highlights his professional work as a professor at Cornell University and his scientific contributions as a dedicated entomologist specializing in butterflies. It also examines his personal interests, such as chess problem composition and his unique experience with synesthesia, which influenced his sensory writing style. Finally, the article provides a comprehensive bibliography and discusses his enduring impact on contemporary literature and various media adaptations.
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