Author guide
Vladimir Nabokov
Born in Imperial Russia, Nabokov wrote his early Russian novels in Berlin before becoming one of the major English-language novelists of the twentieth century. He also wrote poetry, memoir, criticism, translation, and essays on literature and butterflies.
Outside the series
Standalone and other books
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MaryAmazon ↗novel · 1926
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King, Queen, KnaveAmazon ↗novel · 1928
- The EyeAmazon ↗
novella · 1930
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The Luzhin DefenseAmazon ↗novel · 1929
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GloryAmazon ↗novel · 1931
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Laughter in the DarkAmazon ↗novel · 1932
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DespairAmazon ↗novel · 1934
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Invitation to a BeheadingAmazon ↗novel · 1935
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The GiftAmazon ↗novel · 1937
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The Real Life of Sebastian KnightAmazon ↗novel · 1941
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Bend SinisterAmazon ↗novel · 1947
- Speak, MemoryAmazon ↗
nonfiction · 1951
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LolitaAmazon ↗novel · 1955
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PninAmazon ↗novel · 1957
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Pale FireAmazon ↗novel
- LolitaAmazon ↗
screenplay · 1960
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Ada, or ArdorAmazon ↗novel · 1969
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Transparent ThingsAmazon ↗novel · 1972
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Look at the Harlequins!Amazon ↗novel · 1974
- Strong OpinionsAmazon ↗
nonfiction · 1973
- Lectures on LiteratureAmazon ↗
nonfiction · 1980
- Lectures on Don QuixoteAmazon ↗
nonfiction · 1983
- Letters to VéraAmazon ↗
nonfiction · 2014
- The Stories of Vladimir NabokovAmazon ↗
collection · 1995
- Collected Stories of Vladimir NabokovAmazon ↗
collection · 1995
- Nabokov's DozenAmazon ↗
collection · 1936
- A Russian Beauty and Other StoriesAmazon ↗
collection · 1973
- Cloud, Castle, LakeAmazon ↗
collection · 2005
- Novels 1955-1962Amazon ↗
omnibus · 1996
- Collected PoemsAmazon ↗
collection · 2012