A heady Nabokov in 300 pages

Pale Fire is really a strange book, resourceful and absolutely unique. His first form is a rare oddity. The story is based on the comment of poetry, but soon realizes that the gloss and the notes to the poem did not exactly a didactic vocation ... The plot and wacky genius at will is woven in a faculty soliloquy, but I can not say more in order not to reveal the tactics of Nabokov.

Rarely have I read a book whose author is seeking as much intellect of his readers. Will you unravel the scholarly frame Nabokov and overcome his trap? This heady Nabokov's almost a book to play and if you like to be surprised, do not hesitate to get you (do not listen to the voices that claim that this is difficult). Better than any speech, this book demonstrates that reading is an art (as well as writing).