Philip Roth
Philip Roth (1933–2018) was an acclaimed American novelist and short-story writer, born in Newark, New Jersey, known for his sharp dialogue, explorations of Jewish middle-class life, and themes of sexuality, identity, and mortality. He rose to fame with Goodbye, Columbus (1959), which won the National Book Award, and created sensations with Portnoy’s Complaint (1969) and his later American Trilogy, including the Pulitzer-winning American Pastoral (1997).[2][3]
Fiction
Literary Fiction
Jewish American Literature
My Life as a Man (Playaway Adult Fiction)
The Ghost Writer
Portnoy's complaint
Indignation
Indignation
The Plot Against America
The Human Stain: A Novel (Nathan Zuckerman)
Indignation
American Pastoral
The Plot Against America: A Novel
Indignation
Portnoy's Complaint
Nemesis
The Ghost Writer
Zuckerman Bound: A Trilogy and Epilogue 1979-1985: The Ghost Writer / Zuckerman Unbound / The Anatomy Lesson / The Prague Orgy
The Counterlife
Sabbath's Theater
The Plot Against America
Philip Roth: the American Trilogy
My Life As a Man (Vintage International)
Portnoy's Complaint
Exit Ghost
Philip Roth: Novels 1967-1972: When She Was Good / Portnoy's Complaint / Our Gang / The Breast
The Facts: A Novelist's Autobiography