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Such shreddes of sentence strewed in the shop

mynervesarebadtonight wrote 2 weeks ago: Dear Wikipedia I am Philip Roth. I had reason recently to read for the first time the Wikipedia entr … more →

Tags: anatole broyard, anonymous IP addresses, Coleman Silk, kakutani michiko, Melvin Tumin, New Yorker, open letter, Philip Roth, Secondary Sources

My Five Favourite Books of All Time 2 comments

Debbie Robson wrote 1 month ago: Actually I shouldn’t say of all time. More appropriately I should say that this choice is from … more →

Tags: A Writing Life, Reading to Write, A Writer of History, atonement by ian mcewan, australian women writers challenge, Book Reviews, Books, Favourite books, Man in the Dark by Paul Auster

The Human Stain 1 comment

The cat that walks by herself wrote 2 months ago: Philip Roth’s The Human Stain is a rare example of a book which manages to engage successfully … more →

Tags: Thoughts about books, america, American Fiction, Book Review, book thoughts, Books, British Literature, Chinese Literature, Fiction

The Human Stain (2003)

Daniel Prinn wrote 2 months ago: The Human Stain Release Date: October 31, 2003 ,Director: Robert Benton Stars: Anthony Hopkins, Nico … more →

Tags: REVIEWS: M, 2000s, Thriller, 2003, Mystery, Drama, anthony hopkins, Ed Harris, Nicole Kidman

Writing the final draft of your novel...or maybe the second last draft8 comments

Debbie Robson wrote 3 months ago: Words taking flight! Sometimes it’s hard to tell! I’m currently on the 4th draft of The … more →

Tags: A Writing Life, Reading to Write, The Writing Process, a fresh eye, Alexander Cleave trilogy, Eclipse by John Banville, John Banville, Philip Roth, Prose

Recycled Reads: The Human Stain

writeliving wrote 4 months ago: I’m pleased to kick off 2013 with the second in a series of recycled reads from my Goodwill in … more →

Tags: Fiction, Review, Novel, fiction forms, Philip Roth, narrator, Nathan Zuckerman, Coleman Silk, Faunia Farley

Go east

Kaye wrote 5 months ago: The picturesque villages of Orford, Magog and North Hatley offer much for the traveller willing to e … more →

Tags: UK, Canada, Québec, Eastern Townships, north hatley, orford, magog, Manoir Hovey, Relais and Chateaux

A Conundrum4 comments

bhdandme wrote 6 months ago: Form and Content label answers to two simple questions about stories. The creation of samplers was v … more →

Tags: Short Fiction, C. S. Lewis, Philip Roth, Aristotle, canticle for leibowitz

Stuff I Love - 2: Philip Roth's later novels

thedaillew wrote 6 months ago: The literary world was… well… if not exactly shocked, then at least saddened by the news … more →

Tags: Books 2, american pastoral, Everyman, Indignation, Nathan Zuckerman, Nemesis, Philip Roth, Portnoy's Complaint, Pulitzer Prize

AMERICAN NOVELIST, PHILIP ROTH, ANNOUNCED HIS RETIREMENT !

MRITYUNJAY JHA wrote 6 months ago: THE GRAND AMERICAN NOVELIST, PHILIP ROTH, IS ARGUABLY ONE OF THE MOST SUITABLE AUTHORS TO BE CALLED … more →

Tags: ART AND ARTISTS/LITERATURE, films, POPULAR PERSONALITY., art n literature, Novelist, American Author, Philip Roth, Nemesis, Retirement

Analysis: “The Human Stain” (movie)

PluribusOne™ wrote 7 months ago: At the end of this movie, The Human Stain, we tried to remember why we had purchased this DVD in the … more →

Tags: Applications Mavintory™, Films and film-making, Nicole Kidman, anthony hopkins, gary sinise, Ed Harris, Philip Roth, Racial Bias, Gender Bias

The Wrath of Roth1 comment

EPL wrote 8 months ago: Philip Roth has written to Wikipedia denying that his novel The Human Stain was based on the life of … more →

Tags: NYTimes, Philip Roth, Wikipedia

Philip Roth's Open Letter to Wikipedia

knittingdad wrote 8 months ago: If you missed it last week, author Philip Roth posted an open letter to Wikipedia on the New Yorker … more →

Tags: General, Creative Writing, Literature, writing, Novel, Philip Roth, literature, Wikipedia, New Yorker

Wikipedia Deems Philip Roth an Unreliable Source On a Philip Roth Novel

Megan Gibson wrote 8 months ago: He’s won a Pulitzer, the National Book Award twice and was awarded the 2011 Man Booker Interna … more →

Tags: Arts, Arts, Books, Controversy, Edits, Internet, Online, Philip Roth, The New Yorker

Wikipedia standards and the Roth affair2 comments

Richard Bowker wrote 8 months ago: Here we discuss Philip Roth’s open letter to The New Yorker to get Wikipedia to change the … more →

Tags: writing, Writing #2, Novels, Marlborough Street, Philip Roth, Wikipedia, Wikipedia policies

Philip Roth vs. Wikipedia

rworking wrote 8 months ago: Writers are sometimes reticent about where they get their ideas and plot lines. I once told a crowd … more →

Tags: Writing #2, fiction (2), Philip Roth, Wikipedia, The Irish Martyr, Zoetrope, Egypt

Caro Philip Roth, ha ragione Wikipedia1 comment

ncaranti wrote 8 months ago: Due giorni fa il New Yorker ha pubblicato una lettera aperta a Wikipedia del romanziere Philip Roth, … more →

Tags: Rassegna stampa, Wikipedia, Philip Roth, la macchia umana, verificabilità

Philip Roth writes a letter to Wikipedia, and we should all read it4 comments

Richard Bowker wrote 8 months ago: This is pretty funny, and a little sad.  Philip Roth came across an inaccuracy in the Wikipedia arti … more →

Tags: Reading, writing, Writing #2, Marlborough Street, Philip Roth, anatole broyard, The New Yorker, Wikipedia, Literature

Literary Miscellanea

John G. Rodwan, Jr. wrote 8 months ago: A few things that caught my eye: Having never read any books by Bret Easton Ellis, I can’t say wheth … more →

Tags: Norman Mailer, Ian McEwan, Philip Roth, Nancy J. Rodwan, The New Yorker, Fighters & Writers, Slate, san pedro river review, The Chaffey Review


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