NP good luck with California
Heikki R
situations.journeys.comedy at gmail.com
Wed Feb 18 14:25:16 CST 2015
>From Edmund Wilson's letter to Vladimir Nabokov dated April 27, 1941, as
the Nabokovs are about to leave Wellesley for Stanford for a few
months.(Not without Pynchonian/Orphic resonances.)
"Our best to your wife and good luck with California. I have a fear,
though, that you may become bewitched out there and never come back — one
of the worst things that can happen in America to gifted Europeans Consider
the fates of Huxley and Isherwood (not that I ever thought much of Huxley).
You know, it is like getting into Yeats's fairyland or under the Venusberg."
The Nabokov-Wilson Letters, 1940-1971. Weidenfeld 1979. P. 43.
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