Lolita in the Afterlife

<b>A vibrant collection of sharp and essential modern pieces on Vladimir Nabokov&#146;s perennially provocative book&#151;with original contributions from a stellar cast of prominent twenty-first century writers.</b><br><br>In 1958 Vladimir Nabokov&#146;s <i>Lolita</i> was published in the United States to immediate controversy and bestsellerdom. More than sixty years later this phenomenal novel generates as much buzz as it did when originally published. Central to countless issues at the forefront of our national discourse&#151;art and politics race and whiteness gender and power sexual trauma&#151;Lolita lives on in an afterlife as blinding as a supernova. <br><br><i>Lolita in the Afterlife</i> is edited by the daughter of Lolita&#146;s original publisher in America.<br><br><b>WITH CONTRIBUTIONS BY<br></b>Robin Givhan&#160;&#149; Aleksandar Hemon&#160;&#149; Jim Shepard&#160;&#149; Emily Mortimer&#160;&#149; Laura Lippman&#160;&#149; Erika L. S&#225;nchez&#160;&#149; Sarah Weinman&#160;&#149; Andre Dubus III&#160;&#149; Mary Gaitskill&#160;&#149; Zainab Salbi&#160;&#149; Christina Baker Kline&#160;&#149; Ian Frazier&#160;&#149; Cheryl Strayed&#160;&#149; Sloane Crosley&#160;&#149; Victor LaValle&#160;&#149; Jill Kargman&#160;&#149; Lila Azam Zanganeh&#160;&#149; Roxane Gay&#160;&#149; Claire Dederer&#160;&#149; Jessica Shattuck&#160;&#149; Stacy Schiff&#160;&#149; Susan Choi&#160;&#149; Kate Elizabeth Russell&#160;&#149; Tom Bissell&#160;&#149; Kira Von Eichel&#160;&#149; Bindu Bansinath&#160;&#149; Dani Shapiro&#160;&#149; Alexander Chee&#160;&#149; Lauren Groff&#160;&#149; Morgan Jerkins