Everyman

"Our most accomplished novelist.... [With Everyman] personal tenderness has reached a new intensity." The New Yorker

If descriptive amplitude went out with the nineteenth century, Philip Roth, who strides the whole time and territory of the word, has resuscitated it in description revved with the power of narrative itself. The New York Times Book Review

"Let's use a noun I've never used before: masterpiece." Atlantic Monthly

[Roth is] as essential to the experience of modern America its literature, history, and moral reckoning as any writer on the planet. The Boston Globe