(CNN) -- In the past, discussions about the life and works of Vladimir Nabokov were by and large restricted to classrooms and book clubs. Now, the Internet has widened that forum. Critics have the opportunity to debate on Nabokov's works via the Web. There are several sites online that post biographies, photo galleries, literary reviews and book lists. Here are several to get you started:

• Zembla, the Nabokov butterfly net -- Extensive site on Nabokov including book list, biography, news and photo essays
  • Nabokov festival in St. Petersburg
  • Butterflies
  • The Lolita effect
• Random House: Celebrating Nabokov's centennial -- Includes a calendar of events among other features
• Nabokov Photos from Ardis Publishing -- Archive of historical photos of Vladimir Nabokov from Ardis Publishing
• Encyclopedia Britannica -- Vladimir Nabokov -- Includes a detailed biography of Nabokov and list of works
• Waxwing -- The Vladimir Nabokov appreciation page -- Includes short biography, book list and news about Nabokov
• Nabokov in Russian -- Dedication page to Nabokov written in Russian
• International Movie Database -- Lolita (1997) -- Comprehensive movie database lists credits, overview and movie reviews of the 1997 version of Nabokov's "Lolita"