The best site devoted to him is at Zembla, The Nabokov Butterfly Net . A link there allows you to subscribe to The Nabokovian , where Brian Boyd is slowly annotating his way through all the allusions of Ada. Nabokov constructed perfect sentences, the kind that drip like delicious sandwiches. If you've never read it, buy a copy of Lolita and get wonderfully drunk on its 'peeled-peach' prose. Reading him is a revelation.
Language is a virus from outer space.
Nothing is true. Everything is permitted. He combined homosexual romps and ejaculations at the moment of rope hanging with beautiful, blue, surrealistic prose. He was one of the pioneers of art as accident. The title of his most famous book, Naked Lunch, came from a misreading of his scribbled phrase, 'naked lust'.