* American Pastoral
* The Human Stain
* I Married a Communist
American Pastoral
'Marvellous...raging and elegiac' James Wood, Guardian
I Married a Communist
Knotted with energy, barely wasting a scene or a word in its crackling velocity - Mail on Sunday; A passionate and coruscating American tragedy - Financial Times; A gripping novel - NewYork Times Book Review
The Human Stain
Athena College was snoozing complacently in the Berkshires until Coleman Silk strode in and shook the place awake. This faculty dean sacked the deadwood, made lots of hot new hires, including Yale-spawned literary-theory wunderkind Delphine Roux, and pissed off so many people for so many decades that now, in 1998, they've all turned on him. Silk's character assassination is partly owing to what the novel's narrator, Nathan Zuckerman, calls the Devil of the Little Place--the gossip, the jealousy, the acrimony, the boredom, the lies.]]> Fri, 05 Jun 2026 17:25:26 +0000 es Copyright 2021 BiblioEteca Technologies SL