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The audiobook "How Rarely Now I Write in Russian..." includes texts written by Vladimir Nabokov and Mark Aldanov that explore themes of literary expression and cultural identity. In this book, Nabokov and Aldanov share their reflections on how the rarity of using their native language in their work and life affects their literary work. Both authors, who worked in different literary traditions, consider the problems of preserving language and cultural identity, which makes this collection valuable for lovers of Russian literature and researchers of the literary process.

- Authors: Vladimir Nabokov, Mark Aldanov

- Genre: Literary criticism, Essay

- Plot: Reflections on the difficulties of writing in the native language and the preservation of cultural identity.

- Atmosphere: Intelligent, reflective

- Key topics: Literary expression, Linguistic identity, Cultural challenges

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