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2 giorni fa · Parto con Philip Roth, recentemente scomparso, Premio Pulitzer per la narrativa nel 1998 : stato uno dei più noti e premiati scrittori statunitensi della sua generazione, considerato non solo tra i più importanti romanzieri ebrei di lingua inglese – una tradizione che comprende Saul Bellow, Henry Roth, E. L. Doctorow, Bernard Malamud e Paul Auster – ma anche, secondo il critico Harold ...
4 giorni fa · The Snow Leopard (Peter Matthiessen), The Alcestiad; or, A Life in the Sun and The Drunken Sisters (Thornton Wilder), Dublin’s Lives (Bernard Malamud), The Meeting at Telgte (Günter Grass), Selected Poems, 1923–1975 (Robert Penn Warren), The Ghost Writer (Philip Roth), History (Elsa Morante) Genre. Literary and Classic, Plays ...
3 giorni fa · Δ. Alvin The Typesetter by Lydia Davis, 1981 The magic trick: Showing the strange way American society works to keep people from being themselves Great story here, if a bit depressing. It becomes an excellent portrait of early Reagan Era New York.
5 giorni fa · Max is 20ish, Sobel is 35. Max looks ugly, hobo-like, and not too attractive. Sobel looks older than he is because he went through a lot of stress; he is also bald. Max has ambition (going to college to be an accountant) and Sobel is not ambitious because he's staying in a job that he has already perfected and working for lower than minimum wage.
1 giorno fa · The Silence of Pius XII Hardcover Bernard, Falconi, Carlo Wall. Free US Delivery | ISBN:0571091474. Better World Books. (2619129) 98.7% positive. Seller's other items. Contact seller. US $13.98.
2 giorni fa · Josée Kamoun traduit de l'anglais depuis presque quarante ans et signe ce merveilleux Dictionnaire amoureux de son art, ludique et généreux, érudit et drôle ; Philip Roth, Jack Kerouac, George Orwell (et les débats sur la novlangue), Virginia Woolf, Jonathan Coe, Richard Ford, Bernard Malamud, Aldous Huxley ou encore John Irving sont à son « palmarès ».
3 giorni fa · Our next read is the classic Bernard Malamud's THE FIXER (fiction, 352 pgs. 1966.) It won both the National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize, and is highly recommended by Rita Kagan. Set in Kiev in 1911, a non-observant Jewish handyman refuses to confess to a crime he...
