The Seductive Nabokov and Happiness

About the seducer Nabokov, the great writer of happiness, the author Leila Azham Zankana chose the writing, in this space of readings about Dmitri Nabokov's works, the story of happiness was fully revealed to the writer Zankana. Literature - and Nabokov's works in particular - are no longer just a guide, but an experience in happiness. Vladimir Nabokov, with his linguistic flair and his tripartite linguistic brilliance, awakened that happiness more sharply than any other writer you could read in your life. In this book, Nabokov tells us: that dazzling beauty remains the gulf in things; light exists wherever it is, although the essence of the matter does not mean forgiving your cheerful mouth; the essence of the matter lies in retrieving the light through the prism of language and knowledge of the highest kind with it... This book is a reading into Nabokov's narrative works, flashes from Vladimir Nabokov's memoirs, and snippets of stories that in turn called other stories. Nabokov experiments with absolute happiness. The seducer, a record of an adventure, each chapter is a thought in happiness. According to the author, this book "unfolds fifteen variations similar to Alice's adventures, wandering so much that the beginning and the end, time after time, are nothing but one thing, but equal, while transgressions turn into shimmering mirrors." From the fifteen titles of the book, we mention: "The extravagant happiness of a dreamer," "Happiness in a glowing point of memory," "Happiness, or at least part of it," "Happiness in its flow"... and other titles.