[DOC] [TLE] Vladimir Nabokov - Wikipedia [PAR] Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov (/nbkf, nbkf, -kf/; Russian: 
  , pronounced [vldimr nbokf] ( 
listen), also known by the pen name Vladimir Sirin; 22 April [O.S. 10 April] 1899  
2 July 1977) was a Russian-American novelist ... His first nine novels were in 
Russian, and he achieved international... [DOC] [TLE] Vladimir Nabokov | American author | Britannica.com [PAR] May 9, 2016 ... Russian-born American novelist and critic, the foremost of the post-1917 migr 
authors. He wrote in both Russian and English, and his best works, including 
Lolita ... His first short story had already been published in Berlin in 1924. .... V. 
Sirin (the literary pseudonym used by Nabokov in those years) was... [DOC] [TLE] Nabokov, Vladimir - Infoplease [PAR] Nabokov, Vladimir , 18991977, Russian-American author, b. ... Although his 
works are frequently obscure and puzzlingfilled with ... Before 1940, Nabokov 
wrote in Russian under the name V. Sirin. Among his early novels are Mary (
1926, tr. ... "nymphet," Lolita was considered scandalous when it was first 
published. [DOC] [TLE] Vladimir Nabokov facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] The Russian-born American poet, fiction writer, critic, and butterfly expert Vladimir 
... He called his early writing an attempt "to express one's position in regard to the 
universe. ... "V. Sirin," selling stories, poems and essays to Russian-language ... 
In 1959 Nabokov published Invitation to a Beheading, a story of a man awaiting... [DOC] [TLE] Vladimir Nabokov Facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] Vladimir Nabokov , 1899-1977, Russian-American author, b. ... He called his 
early writing an attempt "to express one's position in regard to ... He began writing 
under the pseudonym "V. Sirin," selling stories, poems and essays to Russian-
language ... In 1959 Nabokov published Invitation to a Beheading, a story of a 
man... [DOC] [TLE] Vladimir Nabokov Biography - life, family, children, parents, name ... [PAR] Russian-born American poet, fiction writer, and butterfly expert Vladimir Nabokov, 
most famous for the novel Lolita, noted for his dramatic descriptions,... [DOC] [TLE] V. Sirin | Article about V. Sirin by The Free Dictionary [PAR] (vld`mr nb`kf), 18991977, Russian-American author, b. ... Although his 
works are frequently obscure and puzzlingfilled with ... Before 1940, Nabokov 
wrote in Russian under the name V. Sirin. Among his early novels are Mary (
1926, tr. ... His unfinished final novel, which he wanted destroyed, was published 
as The... [DOC] [TLE] The Russian migr in America - SJSU ScholarWorks - San Jose ... [PAR] ... relationship between Nabokov and his Russian, American, and global 
audiences. ... Vladimir Nabokov's literary works repeatedly evoke the pain of his 
exile from. Russia and ... Looking back at his early fiction, written in Europe under 
the pseudonym of V. Sirinhis young-self, this self-proclaimed true product of 
exile. [DOC] [TLE] Introduction - JStor [PAR] With the first nine novels written in Russian and published under his pseu- 
donym V. Sirin, Nabokov had established himself as a masterful voice of modern 
themes ... Setting out in the new culture of the U.S.A. and in a new language with 
which .... his different works was limited, and the high expectations for his literary 
su. [DOC] [TLE] Vladimir Nabokov, Russina-American novelist in St. Petersburg [PAR] The great novelist Vladimir Nabokov was born in Saint Petersburg, but found ... 
More on Vladimir Nabokov and other famous Americans in St Petersburg, Russia
. ... authors of the Russian emigre community under the pen name V. Sirin (after a 
... In his Berlin period, Nabokov published ten novels one of which, Laughter in... [DOC] [TLE] Vladimir Nabokov, Author of 'Lolita' and 'Ada,' Is Dead [PAR] Jul 5, 1977 ... Mr. Nabokov was born in Russia and settled in the United States in ... His later 
works, combined with the publication of

Question: This Russian-American novelist published his early Russian works as V. Sirin
Answer: Nabokov