In April’s Atlantic, Joseph O’Neill tries to separate Philip Roth from his perpetual themes of family, Newark, and Judaism, and from his many authorial personae. The task proves unmanageable, but the attempt sheds light on the man destined to become Roth’s greatest critic: Roth himself.
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Roth v. Roth v. Roth
By Emily M. Keeler posted at 12:00 pm on March 20, 2012 0
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