Letters to Vera

"Letters to Vera" is not just an "anthology" book that includes between the covers letters of a husband to his wife. Rather, it is the story of departure and what is gone with the wind - the journey of the years of sterility by the inimitable writer Nabokov (the author of the novel Lolita) with his distinguished position in three different international literatures, English and French. And Russian. This book is an odyssey that unfolds in letters whose covers were openly opened and revealed to people far and near. It is the journey of a lifetime, through papers. Nabokov could not have imagined that his son would one day publish the secrets of his life. The book includes 287 letters, written from 1923 to 1976, to tell the art he left behind. Thin, octopus relationships. It is a biography written, from heart to heart, and has remained in safekeeping, untouched by hands and unseen by eyes. It is a great book that will change common notions about Nabokov, about writers he met, about his religious or political positions, and secrets about the secret organizations that sought To embrace him like Freemasonry or British Intelligence... He also reveals that "there is no clear sky of clouds" in his relationship with his wife Vera, despite the great love that united them, which was perhaps one of the most famous love stories at the time.