Philip Roth

In 1973, Nathan Zuckerman, a writer who has lost the ability to create, attempts to console himself with women as he decides to abandon writing and become a doctor. Reprint.

The Anatomy Lesson

Travis Todd

Nice prose but a story that goes nowhere with a protagonist you feel no empathy with. The main character is a misogynistic self-pitying Jew stereotype with mommy issues going through a mid-life crisis. Either this book had much deeper depths that went over my head or it was as shallow as a kiddie pool. The best part was the opening line. I’ll save you the read by making a highlight. 

Trevor Berrett

Just when I thought Roth couldn't take his Zuckerman hall of mirrors any further, he does. This is the most metafictional of the series, so far.

For my complete review:

http://mookse.wordpress.com/2008/07/2...

The Anatomy Lesson

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