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The Ghost Writer
Book • 1979
The novel follows Nathan Zuckerman, a promising young writer, as he spends a night at the home of E.I.
Lonoff, a renowned author.
During his visit, Zuckerman becomes fascinated with Lonoff's assistant, Amy Bellette, and imagines her to be Anne Frank, leading to a series of imaginative and introspective episodes.
The book explores themes of identity, literary responsibility, and the Jewish experience.
Lonoff, a renowned author.
During his visit, Zuckerman becomes fascinated with Lonoff's assistant, Amy Bellette, and imagines her to be Anne Frank, leading to a series of imaginative and introspective episodes.
The book explores themes of identity, literary responsibility, and the Jewish experience.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned by 

as a favorite adaptation of Anne Frank's story.


Taffy Brodesser-Akner

90 snips
The Sunday Read: ‘This Is the Holocaust Story I Said I Wouldn’t Write’
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that the ghost writer was Roth's best book.

Mike Palindrome

348 Philip Roth (with Mike Palindrome)
Recommended by 

as a suspenseful, twisty and super dark book.


Anne Bogel

Ep 479: Balancing backlist with shiny new releases
Recommended by John Searles as a suspenseful book with a ghost writer as the main character.

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