Norm Macdonald mentions Vladimir Nabokov's Speak, Memory

Interesting how Norm's "memoir", not published at the time of the conversation, is compared to Speak, Memory. www.vulture.co...
And apparently he mentioned Nabokov in an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden. If a clip were found it'd very appreciated, and would improve this video.
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[@jacksonvosmaer5581]

I’m glad brand explained to the folks at home who Nabokov was

[@joeking6972]

He’s like the comedian version of Columbo; an extremely well read genius who puts on the facade of the fool.

[@viviandarkbloom8847]

Speak, Memory is very good. I also liked Based On A True Story. Next on my TBR list: Becoming Michelle.

[@misterman3379]

He’s mentioned that book before. Guess he really liked it

[@corsairdipthong3874]

That aside says so much about Norm and Brand.

[@donniedewitt9878]

Litpilled norm

[@zachgates7491]

Has anyone ever asked Norm about his top ten novels or non-fiction books?

[@Vingul]

Probably ten Russian ones.

[@sarthakagrawal2052]

he had a book club on twitter! look it up!

[@mcjmagic]

He said his fav was Proust’s In search of lost time