A School for Fools

A School for Fools (Russian: Школа для дураков, Shkola dlya durakov) is a novel by Sasha Sokolov, first published in Ardis Publishing in 1976. The novel is often classified as a work of phantasmagoric postmodernism. Vladimir Nabokov called it "an enchanting, tragic, and touching work".

Characters[]

The Narrator (unnamed).
Nymphea Alba.
Those Who Came.
The narrator's Father.
The narrator's Mother.
Savl/Pavel Petrovich Norvegov.
Mikheev/Medvedev.
Yakov and Sheina Emmanuilovna Trachtenberg-Tinbergen.
Veta Acatova.
Arcady Arcadievich Acatov.
Rosa Windova.
Principal Perillo.

Themes and Motifs[]

-Perspective.

-Time.

-.

-Sanity.

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