Index to The Nabokovian 1978-1993 (I-XXX)
compiled by Gennady Barabtarlo

B. Authors and Titles, N-Z

• Nabokov, Dmitri V.
  • A Few Comments on the Cornell Festival Volume
    XIV, 10-14
  • [A Reply to Ch. Ross]
    XIV, 35-9
  • [On the "Ageev Affair"],
    XV, 15-16
  • For Mother's Funeral
    XXVI, i-v
  • History-to-Be: The Tale of the Nabokov Archive
    XXIX, 9-16
  • [Abstract of the speech at the Nabokov Conference in Nice]
    XXIX, 22
• Nabokov, Véra E.
  • New Items - passim
  • COF
    I, 18-32 (17 items)
  • [Comment on Connolly's note in XI]
    XII, 12-13
  • [A note on a cipher in Pale Fire]
    XIII, 28
  • Letter, with Dmitri Nabokov, to the editor of The New Review (New York)
    XXII, 7 <see reaction in XXIII, 9>
• Naumann, Marina Turkevich
  • Vladimir Vladimirovich in Berlin <abs>
    XIII, 40-1
  • Novel Cat Connections
    XXII, 18-20
• Nicol, Charles, The "Annotations and Queries" Editor since No.II
  • The Mysterious Dozen Revisited
    II, 23-4
  • The Cantrip Review
    II, 24-5
  • Flaubert's Understudy, V, 27-8
  • "Who Wrote This Book?" <abs>
    XI, 37-8
  • Abraham Milton
    XI, 47-8 [with Chironna ]
  • Didacticism in Mary and Glory <abs>
    XIII, 18-19
  • A False Misprint in Pale Fire
    XX, 22-3
  • Dating Problems in "The Circle"
    XXII, 18-20
  • The Gift and Related Works <abs>
    XXII, 47-8
  • Did Luzhin Have Chess Fever?
    XXVII, 40-2
  • Early Buchan, Late Nabokov
    XXVII, 42-4
• O'Hara, J.D.
  • An Inquiry [about Pale Fire]
    II, 25
  • The Tamara Theme
    VI, 15-17
• Olson, Karin Barbara Ingeborg
  • More "There" Than "Here": The Special Space and Time of Nabokov's Fiction <abs>
    XXVI 63-4
• Paine, Sylvia Jean
  • Sense and Transcendence: The Art of Anais Nin, VN, and Samuel Beckett <abs>
    V, 15-16
• Papapulo, Alexander (see Barabtarlo)
• Parker, Stephen Jan, Editor
  • Work in Progress, New Items, Bibliographic Updates - passim
  • Some N's Holdings in the Library of Congress
    III, 16
  • Professor Nabokov: A Review Essay, VIII, 38-45
  • Michael Juliar's VN: A Descriptive Bibliography
    XVII, 18-20
  • N. in the USSR:
    XIX, 39-45; XXII, 26-9; XXIII, 21-3
  • Moscow/Leningrad Host the First International Nabokov Conference
    XXV, 12-21
  • Nabokov in Nice: The Second International Nabokov Conference
    XXIX, 17-18
  • Nabokov's Montreux Books: Part II <abs>
    XXIX, 26
• Peterson, Dale E.
  • N. and the Poe-etics of Composition <abs>
    XVI, 17-20
• Peterson, Ronald E.
  • Time in The Gift
    IX, 36-40
  • Zemblan: N's Phony Scandinavian Language
    XII, 29-37
  • Fictional Elements in N's Introductory Remarks <abs>
    XII, 53-4
• Pifer, Ellen
  • Consciousness and Real Life in King, Queen, Knave <abs>
    II, 18-19
  • The 1979 N. Session
    IV, 12-13
  • N's The Gift : The Art of Exile <abs>
    VI, 18-20
  • Wrestling with Doubles in N's Novels: Despair, Lolita, and Pale Fire <abs>
    VI, 37-40
  • Innocence and Experience Replayed: From Speak Memory to Ada <abs>
    XXIX, 19-20
• Pultorak, Jake
  • Goethe in Humberland
    XXX, 49-53
• Quin, J.D.
  • Nabokov's Cardiology
    XXVI, 40-4
  • Nabokov's Neurology <abs>
    , XXIX, 26
• Raguet-Bouvart, Christine
  • Textual Regeneration and the Author's Progress <abs>
    XXIX, 25
• Rampton, David
  • The Last Word in Nabokov Criticism <abs>
    XXIX, 28-9
• Rasch, William
  • The Real Life of Conrad Brenner
    XXIV, 33-6
• Rea, John A.
  • Elphinstone
    III, 29
• Renaker, David
  • Kinbote on Prescott
    XXVIII, 47-51
• Rivers, J.E. and William Walker
  • Notes to Vivian Darkbloom's "Notes to Ada"
    III, 34-40
  • Ada's "Dream-Delta": A Query, III, 41
• Roberts, Seth
  • The Birth of Art
    XX, 19-20
• Rollins, Jack D.
  • A Note on the Arabic Etymology of Nabokov
    VI, 27-8
• Rosengrant, Judson R.
  • N's Autobiography: Some Questions of Translation and Style <abs>
    VI, 34-6
  • N's Autobiography: Problems of Translation and Style <abs>
    XII, 55-6
• Ross, Charles Stanley
  • N. in Italian: Transparent Things
    XIV, 33-5
• Ross, Diane M.
  • Lo. Lee. Ta
    III, 27-8
• Roth, Phyllis A.
  • The 1978 N. MLA Session
    II, 9-10
• Roth-Souton, Daniele (see Souton)
• Rowe, W.W.
  • A Note on N's Unity
    XIII, 33-5
• Ruch, Jr., Edward Delafield
  • Techniques of Self-Reference in Selected Novels by Beckett, N., Vonnegut, and Barth <abs>
    V, 17-18
• Ryley, Robert M.
  • Will Brown, Dolores, Colo.
    III, 30
• Scholes, Robert
  • Twins: Ernest and Vladimir, or Three Bathing Suits on a Line <abs>
    XXIX, 21
• Schuman, Samuel
  • Whatever Happened to Humbert: The Transformation of Lolita from Novel to Screenplay <abs>
    II, 20-2
  • The 1980 N. Society Meeting
    VI, 13-14
  • Another "Nova Zembla"
    VI, 30-1
  • The 1981 N. Society Meeting
    VIII, 11-12
  • The 1982 N. Society Meeting
    X, 16-17
  • Laughter in the Dark and Othello
    XX, 17-18
• Shapiro, Gavriel
  • Vladimir Nabokov and Dr Sineokov
    XV, 20-2
  • Nova Zembla Revisited Once Again
    XXVI, 49-51
  • Anagrams in Lolita
    XXVII, 34-7
  • This "Burly Krestovski", XXVIII, 53-6
  • Two Notes on Pnin
    XXIX, 35-8
  • The Salome Motif in Nabokov's Invitation to a Beheading <abs>
    XXX, 61
  • On Nabokov's Pen Name Sirin <abs>
    XXX, 62
• Shaw, Alan J.
  • Nabokov-McCrystal
    XXIX, 44
• Shikhovtsev, Evgenii B.
  • [A note on references to VN in the USSR]
    XIX, 10-11
  • [A note on "Zembla"]
    XIX, 54-6 [with Barabtarlo]
  • VVN in the USSR: A Bibliography of Sources [with Artemenko-Tolstaia]
    • 1922-1975, XXIII, 40-54
    • 1976-1981, XXIV, 52-64
    • 1982-1985, XXV, 26-36
• Shipe, Timothy
  • N's Metanovel <abs>
    VI, 24-6
  • Life/Story: Autobiographical Modes in the Fiction of N., Barth, and Frisch <abs>
    VI, 41-3
• Sikorski, Elena V.
  • Uncle Ruka's Romance
    XII, 16-18
• Sisson, Jonathan Borden
  • Cosmic Synchronization and Other Worlds in the Work of VN <abs>
    VII, 35-7
• Souton, Daniele
  • VN's Machineries. The Dynamic Interplay of Discourse and Story in Three of His Novels <abs>
    XIX, 59-60
• Stanley, Donald Hutton
  • The Self-Conscious Narrator in Donald Barthelme and VN <abs>
    V, 12-14
• Struve, Gleb P.
  • COF
    IV, 39-46 [3 items]
• Stuart, Mary
  • [N. Bibliography Update]
    III, 42-8
  • COF
    IV, 39-46 [9 items]
• Sweeney, S.E.
  • Io's Metamorphosis: A Classical Subtext for Lolita <abs>
    XIV, 44-7
  • Nymphet-Singing in Singleton
    XV, 17-18
  • [A note on Miss Sarton's Cat]
    XVI, 14-15
  • Nabokov's Borrowed Trampoline
    XXV, 40-1
  • Another Bounce on Nabokov's Trampoline
    XXVI, 51
  • Re-inventing Nabokov: A Critique of the Feminist Critique in Roberta Smoodin's Inventing Ivanov <abs>
    XXVIII, 75-7
  • Nabokov's Game of Selves: Fictive Autobiography and Biographical Fiction <abs>
    XXIX, 24
  • Postscript to a Purloined Letter
    XXIX, 38-41
• Tammi, Pekka
  • Some Remarks on Flaubert and Ada
    VII, 19-21
  • N's Symbolic Cards and Pushkin's "The Queen of Spades", XIII, 31-2
  • A Nosological Note on The Eye
    XVII, 45-7
  • Three Double-Bottomed Allusions in Pale Fire, Ada, Priglashenie na kazn'
    XXIII, 24-8
  • The Three Springs/Fountains
    XXIV, 36-9
  • The True Batch Outboys the Riot
    XXIV, 39-42
  • On Notaries and Doctors (Glory and Gumilev)
    XXVIII, 51-53
  • The St. Petersburg Text and Its Nabokovian Texture <abs>
    XXIX, 27
• Toker, Leona
  • mbiguity in VN's Invitation to a Beheading <abs>
    VIII, 49-51
  • N's "Torpid Smoke" <abs>
    XVIII, 66-8
  • Philosophers As Poets: Reading N. with Schopenhauer and Bergson <abs>
    XX, 49-52
  • "Who was becoming seasick? Cincinnatus": Some Aspects of Nabokov's Treatment of the Communist Regime <abs>
    XXIX, 24-5
  • Liberal Ironists and the "Gaudily Painted Savage": On Richard Rorty's Reading of Vladimir Nabokov, <abs>
    XXX, 60 [name misspelt]
• Urban, Thomas
  • [References to N. in the USSR]
    XVII, 6-8
• Voss, Manfred
  • How Not to Read Zemblan, XXV
    41-7 (a reply follows, 48-9)
  • How Not to Read Zemblan -- Again
    XXVI, 51-2
• Vries, Gerard de
  • Pnin : Mirrors and Doubles
    XVIII, 54-8
  • Squirrels
    XIX, 56-8
  • Shoes
    XXIV, 42-5
  • Pale Fire and the Life of Johnson: The Case of Hodge and Mystery Lodge
    XXVI, 44-9
• Walker, William (see Rivers )
• Walton, Jean
  • Kinbote's transparent Closet in VN's Pale Fire <abs>
    XXVIII, 77-9
• Warner, Nicholas
  • Footnote As Literary Genre: N's Commentaries on Lermontov and Pushkin <abs>
    XII, 51-2
• Wick, Janis G.
  • Eros and Thanatos in Three Works by Nabokov <abs>
    XXIX, 49-51
• Wickliff, Gregory
  • The Politics of Perception: Vladimir Nabokov's Images of the 1940s <abs>
    XXX, 62-3
• Winston, Diane Gail
  • VN: The Loving Imagination <abs>
    XIV, 59-60
• Zimmer, Dieter E.
  • [On the Rowohlt collected works of Nabokov]
    XXVII, 10
  • The Banana Was a Pineapple
    XXVII, 37-8
  • The Germans at Vyra
    XXVII, 38-40