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dezembro 17, 2005

"i have exactly twenty-five kinds of handwritings (...). this book is written in all my twenty-five hands mixed together, so that the typesetter or some typist, unknown to me, or again the definitive person i have elected, when the time comes, might think that several people participated in the writing of my book; and it is also extremely probable that some rat-faced, sly little expert will discover in its cacographic orgy a sure sign of psychic abnormality. so much the better."

in vladimir nabokov, despair (penguin, repr. 2000)