Vladimir Nabokov Speak, Memory (Universal Library UL-76) Paperback Memoir 1959
Discover the profound autobiography of Vladimir Nabokov, author of “Lolita,” with this vintage paperback edition of “Speak, Memory.” Originally titled “Conclusive Evidence,” this memoir offers a fascinating glimpse into Nabokov’s early life in Tsarist Russia, his family’s escape from the Bolsheviks, and his intellectual journey through Europe and America. Published in 1959 as part of Grosset & Dunlap’s Universal Library (UL-76), this edition features a distinctive mid-century cover design. A must-read for fans of classic literature, memoirs, and Russian authors.