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Lolita was first published in Paris in 1955 by Olympia Press, a house known for avant-garde and erotic literature. The French and UK governments officially banned the book as "obscene" and a "dangerous book" though the ban was lifted in 1959 in both countries. In 1958, John Gordon, chief editor of The Sunday Express stated it was 'the filthiest book I have ever read"
Lolita was first published in Paris in 1955 by Olympia Press, a house known for avant-garde and erotic literature. The French and UK governments officially banned the book as "obscene" and a "dangerous book" though the ban was lifted in 1959 in both countries. In 1958, John Gordon, chief editor of The Sunday Express stated it was 'the filthiest book I have ever read"