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Tag Archives: Vladimir Nabokov
Vladimir Nabokov Reviews His Favorite Boba Place
Bubble tea, thrill of my afternoon, cooling of my tongue. My mouth, my mind. Bub-ble-tea: the bounce and blow of my lips taking a trip to the tilt of my tongue back to tap at the teeth on three. Bub. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cleverness, Geekery, Literary Impressions, Love
Tagged boba, bubble tea, literary impressions, Lolita, milk tea, Nabokov, pleasure, prose, receipts, silken, slurpee, syrup, taro, Vladimir Nabokov
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