Bernard Malamud: A Writer'S Life,New

Bernard Malamud: A Writer'S Life,New

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Here Is The First Fulllength Biography Of Bernard Malamud, The Selfmade Son Of Poor Jewish Immigrants Who Went On To Become One Of The Foremost Novelists And Shortstory Writers Of The Postwar Period, A Man Who At The Peak Of His Success Stood Alongside Saul Bellow And Philip Roth In The Ranks Of Jewish American Writers.To Tell Malamud'S Story, Philip Davis Has Drawn On Exclusive Interviews With Family, Friends, And Colleagues; Unfettered Access To Private Journals And Letters; And Detailed Analysis Of Malamud'S Working Methods Through Previously Unresearched Manuscripts. Nothing Came Easily To Malamud: His Family Was Poor, His Mother Probably Committed Suicide When Malamud Was 14, And His Younger Brother Inherited Her Schizophrenia. Davis'S Meticulous Biography Explores The Many Connections Between Malamud'S Life And Work, Revealing All That It Meant For This Man To Be A Writer, Both In Terms Of How He Brought His Life Into His Writing And How His Writing Affected His Life. It Also Restores Bernard Malamud'S Literary Reputation As One Of The Great Original Voices Of His Generation, A Writer Of Superb Subtlety And Clarity.

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