Zuckerman Unbound — Philip Roth (Penguin)
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Description
'Zuckerman Unbound' by Philip Roth follows novelist Nathan Zuckerman after the unexpected success of his controversial book, 'Carnovsky', brings him fame, wealth and public scrutiny. Set in the late 1960s, the novel explores the consequences of literary celebrity as Zuckerman navigates intrusive admirers, strained family relationships and the tension between his public image and private life. Roth examines the complicated relationship between an author and his work, particularly the ways in which fiction can be mistaken for autobiography. The second novel in Roth’s Zuckerman sequence, it combines sharp social observation, dark humour and reflections on artistic freedom, identity and the costs of success.
Condition
Good condition, as pictured
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