The Facts
A Novelist's Autobiography
Book • 1988
In 'The Facts', Philip Roth delves into five pivotal episodes of his life, including his childhood in Newark, his college years, and his tumultuous marriage.
The book concludes with a critical epilogue by Nathan Zuckerman, highlighting the challenges of autobiography and the power of fiction.
Roth's work is a candid exploration of the interplay between life and art.
The book concludes with a critical epilogue by Nathan Zuckerman, highlighting the challenges of autobiography and the power of fiction.
Roth's work is a candid exploration of the interplay between life and art.
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