A good word for this collection. The book was published in america in seventythree, after transparent things, it is a collection of his selected interviews, which he himself compiled, some his reviews, and it seems to me that there is, by the way , about nabokovs love for other authors, there is a wonderful essay on inspiration, where he talks about how his thinking process works, this is how he came up with hell, from what fragment such a magical text appeared and. Talks about those he likes in american prose, as in this poem, but he tells us where this on inspiration came from, but its as if its only about a novel, and not about poetry, and that we learn that the impregnable dream nabokov adored selger, abdike, cheever, and the late john bart, he was actually a generous reader, the assessments he gave out can be harsh if we are talking about thomas mann or maxim gorky, and yes, thomas mann is my favorite. Or very flattering, like about sasha sokolov, or leni rubrie. The heaviest floo
Most state-record catches are a game of ounces and inches, but in 2023, several noteworthy fish tipped the scales dramatically between Maine and Virginia.
Nearly ten years ago, in late August of 2013, Chris Morrell of York, Maine set the state record for tautog a species infrequently caught or targeted north of Massachusetts. His impressive 7-pound, 13-ounce blackfish remained the largest recorded tautog caught by rod and reel in Maine, until this past Saturday, July 1st, when Brian Boyt of
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