His retirement announcement several weeks ago came as no surprise. He told me himself that he was "kaput"
Author Steven Amsterdam discusses his favorite anxiety-themed books, from Joan Didion to Philip Roth
David Foster Wallace was inspired to write about a breakup. So are a lot of memoirists. It's not always worth it
Coming to grips with the 78-year-old literary legend's declaration that, after 31 books, his work is done
The most decorated living American author quietly announces his retirement in an interview with a French magazine
A prestigious press bought my book and I thought my literary career was set. Really, the failure was just beginning
Quit saying the Nobel Prize should go to Philip Roth or Bob Dylan
The writer penned an open letter on the origins of "The Human Stain." Now a dissenter has emerged
The author petitioned for Wikipedia to correct an entry about his novel, but was told he was not a credible source
A literary icon, like many older readers, has turned away from made-up stories. Why?
So why is every female who dislikes his novels accused of political correctness?
In his affecting new book, Roth's young hero abandons his Jewish upbringing for life in small town Ohio.
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