Kafka, Proust, Roth classics lead Jewcy.com list: ‘The 50 Most Essential Works of Jewish Fiction of the Last 100 Years’
For every two Jews, said David Ben Gurion, the first prime minister of Israel, three opinions exist, and maybe when
Tag: Philip Roth
Philip Roth’s new novel: A do-it-yourself ‘Nemesis,’ plus a few thoughts on Roth vs. e-books
Philip Roth was an evil literary influence on me. I don’t write like him, but love his sarcasm, irony and
‘Indignation,’ by Philip Roth: A belated review
Although verbose in places, Indignation is witty and engrossing with wonderful caricatures. I spent time in Northern Ohio eons ago,
From Philip Roth to Agatha Christie and Arthur Clarke: BBC’s treasure trove of audio interviews
Here’s some inspiration for me or other writers aiming for radio exposure. I can’t recall where I ran across it—a
Scandals as a Northern Virginia Jewish novel
Jonathan Stone as an Afro-American? Because Jewish protagonists are such old hat? So suggested a buddy of mine—not an anti-semite
David Rothman at Large 