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Enter Roth...
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Jerusalem Post
10-03-2007
Headline: Enter Roth...
Byline: JOHN FREEMAN
Edition; Simhat Torah Supplement
Section: Books
Page: 24
Wednesday, October 3, 2007 -- If one didn't know better, it would seem Philip Roth has begun a race against time.
In the past six years, America's most decorated living novelist has published five books. In fact, he is writing so fast that he has made more work for The Library of America, which is issuing all ...
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