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'I was relieved to find myself, in this hopeless longing for the inanimate, in the company of Nabokov.'
I find myself, in this hopeless longing for the inanimate, in the company of Nabokov,who, target shooting at a fair, won a porcelain pig. He writes: ‘I abandoned it on the shelf at the hotel when I left town. In doing so, I condemned myself to remember it'.
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By Royal Literary Fund'I was relieved to find myself, in this hopeless longing for the inanimate, in the company of Nabokov.'
I find myself, in this hopeless longing for the inanimate, in the company of Nabokov,who, target shooting at a fair, won a porcelain pig. He writes: ‘I abandoned it on the shelf at the hotel when I left town. In doing so, I condemned myself to remember it'.