Up Society's Ass, Copper
Rereading Philip Roth
Format:Paperback
Publisher:University of Wisconsin Press
Published:13th Aug '02
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
This paperback, "Up Society's Ass, Copper" from Mark Shechner, was published 13th August 2002 by University of Wisconsin Press.
No recent book on Roth is in the same league as Shechner's. Period. - Sanford Pinsker, author of The Comedy that ""Hoits"": An Essay on the Fiction of Philip Roth; ""This is the culmination of thirty years of writing about Roth. A collection of essays and reviews, fulminations and daydreams, it combines vivid first impressions with conclusions that have been percolating for decades. Its alloy of hunches, impressions, and judgments is the record of a restless reader trying to make sense of a turbulent and mercurial writer. I try to get at bedrock issues in Roth's writing without letting those issues distract me from the detours, anecdotes, impersonations, punch lines, send ups, pratfalls, visions, mutterings, and trash talk that are the purest distillations of Roth's art. Its working premise is that Roth 'does what he does because he does what he does' and that the surest way to get a handle on him is not to be insistent and to allow cach book to be unique, surprising, and strange."" - Mark Shechner
ISBN: 9780299193546
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 378g
248 pages