#chegiornoè - #19marzo 1933 nasce Philip Roth.

Con 18 volumi tradotti, Mantovani non è solo un semplice traduttore, ma il sarto che ha cucito l'abito italiano per Philip Roth. Nell'articolo per la rivista #AltreModernità, Martino Marazzi prende in esame l'archivio di traduzioni di Mantovani per approfondire, da un punto di vista insolito, l'ascesa di #PhilipRoth come uno dei più grandi scrittori americani.

Leggilo in #openaccess : https://riviste.unimi.it/index.php/AMonline/article/view/30169?mtm_campaign=mastodon
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Literarischer #19März

„He had learned the worst lesson that life can teach - that it makes no sense.”

#PhilipRoth #AmericanPastoral Geburt 1933

"In the tradition of #PhilipRoth’s #PortnoysComplaint, #NightNightFawn is a rant — and it’s a rant of comedic genius. There’s a hand job at a screening of Exodus. There are cold cuts at an open-casket funeral. There’s a despised corduroy blazer that surfaces and resurfaces from hiding, a pesky affirmation of the young Jordana's gender fluidity (she actually believed she could accoutre herself out of the misery of femaleness, says Barbara). There’s erotic Marxist lesbian science fiction.

While the #novel alternates in setting between contemporary #Manhattan and mid-20th-century #Brooklyn, Barbara’s speech is a relic of the latter - deliciously populated with the tropes and #Yiddishisms of nose jobs and Hadassah, Junior’s Deli and schmucks. It[...] has spent time at Coney Island; a novel that spits pellets of kasha varnishkes. It also spits bullets at Israeli settlers.

As grounded as the novel is in earthy humor, Night Night Fawn can also be mystically surreal."

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/13/books/review/night-night-fawn-jordy-rosenberg.html

Book Review: ‘Night Night Fawn,’ by Jordy Rosenberg

Jordy Rosenberg’s second novel, “Night Night Fawn,” approaches a closed-minded matriarch with compassion, even at her child’s expense.

The New York Times

Twelve books down so far this year, and I have decided to reread this for no particular reason!

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Literary Hub » Lily Meyer on Philip Roth, Anti-Zionism, and Her Relationship to American Judaism
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Lily Meyer on Philip Roth, Anti-Zionism, and Her Relationship to American Judaism

Philip Roth, Zadie Smith writes in her essay collection Dead and Alive, was a patriot. An “unusually patriotic writer,” in fact. Smith met Roth when he was in his eighties, retired from writing, an…

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#Audiblehas several #SaulBellow novels that are free (if you subscribe). I haven't read anything of his except high school or college freshman. He and #PhilipRoth were discussed and recommended in passing.

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📖Un roman complexe, fouillé, à la portée psychologique remarquable. @ColombeSchneck éclaire autrement l’œuvre et la personnalité de #PhilipRoth. Une lecture marquante à découvrir
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#Alire ⬇️📚 https://vagabondageautourdesoi.com/2026/01/16/colombe-schneck-philip-moi/
The Psychology of Portnoy: On the Making of Philip Roth’s Groundbreaking Novel

“The suburban Jewish past of the characters in the fiction of Philip Roth is also a Jewish past, only as meager as the span of a generation or two and infinitely more distasteful…” * Already …

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Si l’on osait, on relirait les livres de Philip Roth à l’égal de romans historiques. Déjà ? Déjà. Pourtant les derniers sont parus au début des années 2000. Tel est le sentiment effaré, incrédule, attristé que l’on retire de la lecture du puissant essai de Marc Weitzmann La part sauvage (374 pages, 24 euros, Grasset). Autant […]

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