http://www.artscatter.com/books/scatter-considers-the-nabokov-dilemma/ a Portland-centric arts and culture blog Tue, 06 Jan 2009 19:53:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.artscatter.com/books/scatter-considers-the-nabokov-dilemma/#comment-1231 Art Scatter » Thirteen ways of looking at The New Yorker Sun, 06 Jul 2008 20:09:11 +0000 http://www.artscatter.com/?p=203#comment-1231 [...] to be published despite Nabokov’s dying request that it be burned. Scatter has considered the dilemma, to burn or not to burn. We’re a bit ambivalent, can see both sides of the match, but [...] [...] to be published despite Nabokov’s dying request that it be burned. Scatter has considered the dilemma, to burn or not to burn. We’re a bit ambivalent, can see both sides of the match, but [...]

]]> http://www.artscatter.com/books/scatter-considers-the-nabokov-dilemma/#comment-638 Seefeldt Tue, 06 May 2008 04:15:00 +0000 http://www.artscatter.com/?p=203#comment-638 Publish it, but exactly as he left it, and I want to see photocopies of the index cards in the Appendix. And then burn the cards and scatter the ashes. And for the Nabokov experts: Re all the Kafka comments to the Hughes piece. Nabokov taught Kafka. Did he ever discuss Max Brod's decision to publish Kafka's work despite his request that it be destroyed? Publish it, but exactly as he left it, and I want to see photocopies of the index cards in the Appendix. And then burn the cards and scatter the ashes. And for the Nabokov experts: Re all the Kafka comments to the Hughes piece. Nabokov taught Kafka. Did he ever discuss Max Brod’s decision to publish Kafka’s work despite his request that it be destroyed?

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