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Yuri Leving Editor of Nabokov Online Journal

Meet editor Yuri Leving

Dr. Leving is the founding editor of the Nabokov Online Journal (since 2007). He is also the author of several books and over 70 scholarly articles on various aspects of Russian and comparative literature. Learn more about Dr. Leving.

NOJ / NOZh: Nabokov Online Journal

NOJ / NOZh: Nabokov Online Journal is a new refereed bilingual electronic edition devoted to Nabokov studies. The journal will seek to achieve a balance between publication of English- and Russian-language scholarship with a primary goal of bridging various branches of Nabokov studies in a dynamic and intellectually creative environment.

The editors of the journal invite submissions of original, unpublished manuscripts. 

The NOJ / NOZh is published two times a year. Submission of scholarly articles, comment pieces and book reviews is welcome. Contributions to the journal may be in English, Russian, French or German.

Book reviews should be of new or current publications in the area of Nabokov studies.

Format:

The articles should be approximately 5 to 20 typed, double-spaced pages (based on a 12-point font) in Word format. Articles must contain endnotes and not footnotes. Article submissions should be made by email attachment to the Editor, Dr. Yuri Leving: yleving@gmail.com, or by mailing a CD version to:

Nabokov Online Journal
Department of Russian Studies
Dalhousie University
6135 University Ave, Room # 3010
Halifax, NS B3M 4P9, Canada

The NOJ is a peer-reviewed journal. All suitable contributions will be sent to peer reviewers for assessment. We undertake to provide a relatively prompt assessment of suitability for publication.

Editorial Board

  • Editor: Yuri Leving (Dalhousie University)
  • Associate Editor: Nassim W. Balestrini (Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz)
  • Associate Editor for Reviews: Andrei Rogatchevski (University of Glasgow)
  • Editorial Assistant: Hilary Drummond (Dalhousie University)John Barnstead (Dalhousie University)
  • Stephen Blackwell (University of Tennessee)
  • Brian Boyd (The University of Auckland, New Zealand)
  • Alexander Dolinin (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
  • Donald Barton Johnson (University of California, Santa Barbara)
  • Georgy Levinton (European University, St. Petersburg)
  • Maria Malikova (Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg)
  • Eric Naiman (University of California, Berkeley)
  • Akiko Nakata (Nanzan Junior College, Japan)
  • Tatiana Ponomareva (Vladimir Nabokov Museum, St. Petersburg)
  • David Rampton (University of Ottawa)
  • Thomas Seifrid (University of Southern California)
  • Savely Senderovich (Cornell University)
  • Tadashi Wakashima (Kyoto University)