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Becoming Jane: Embedded Epistolarity in Jane Eyre’s Writing Herself into Being - Cycnos
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“Dear Me” : les autobiographies de guerre de Gertrude Stein - Cycnos
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“Who was becoming seasick? Cincinnatus”: Some Aspects of Nabokov’s treatment of the Communist Regime - Cycnos
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Textual Regeneration and the Author’s Progress - Cycnos
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Vladimir Nabokov and Captain Mayne Reid - Cycnos
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Nabokov’s Montreux Books: Part II - Cycnos
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The St. Petersburg Text and Its Nabokovian Texture - Cycnos
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Autobiography as Alchemy in Pale Fire - Cycnos
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Look At The Harlequins! - Cycnos
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The Deconstruction of Autobiography: Look at the Harlequins! - Cycnos
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The Last Word in Nabokov Criticism - Cycnos
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New Light on Nabokov’s Russian Years - Cycnos
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How Can Ethics Exist in Nabokov’s Fated Worlds? - Cycnos
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Innocence and Experience Replayed: From Speak Memory to Ada - Cycnos
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Nabokov in the Wilson Archive - Cycnos
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From Biography to Autobiography and Back: The Fictionalization of The Narrated Self in The Real Life of Sebastian Knight - Cycnos
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The Distinguished Writer vs the Child - Cycnos
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“Visions of a ‘Perfect Past’: Nabokov, Autobiography, Biography, and Fiction” - Cycnos
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Nabokov and Chekhov: Affinities, parallels, structures - Cycnos
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Playing Nabokov - Cycnos
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Things I Could Have Said - Cycnos
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Introduction - Cycnos
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Tuer pour survivre, tragédies assassines caraïbes - Cycnos
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De la cure analytique à l’autobiographie à partir de l’œuvre de M. Leiris - Oxymoron
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