DECEPTION - Philip Roth. Read by Colacci-Ericken {FerraBit}

DECEPTION by Philip Roth (1990)



Read by . . : David Colacci & Susan Ericken

Publisher . : Brilliance Audio (2009)

ISBN . . . .: 1441801081 | 9781441801081 | 9781441801074

Format . . .: MP3. 8 tracks, 165 MB

Bitrate . . : 96 kbps (MP3-CD, CBR, Mono, 44.1 kHz)

Source . . .: 1 MP3-CD (4 hrs)

Genre . . . : Fiction

Unabridged .: Unabridged



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Sept 2010



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From BrillianceAudio.com:



"With the lover everyday life recedes," Roth writes — and exhibiting all his

skill as a brilliant observer of human passion, he presents in Deception the

tightly enclosed world of adulterous intimacy with a directness that has no

equal in American fiction. At the center of Deception are two adulterers in

their hiding place. He is a middle-aged American writer named Philip, living in

London, and she is an articulate, intelligent, well-educated Englishwoman

compromised by a humiliating marriage to which, in her thirties, she is already

nervously half-resigned. The action consists of conversation — mainly the

lovers talking to each other before and after making love. That dialogue —

sharp, rich, playful, inquiring, "moving,” as Hermione Lee writes, "on a scale

of pain from furious bafflement to stoic gaiety" — is nearly all there is to

this audiobook, and all there needs to be.



"A fiendishly clever piece of work... an amazing feat... He’s invented the

purest speech, the most convincing cadences, of any American novelist." —

William Pritchard, Hudson Review



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From Wiki:



Deception is a 1990 novel by Philip Roth. This book marks the first time Roth

uses his own name as the name of the main protagonist within a fictional work

(he had previously used himself as a main character in a work of non-fiction -

The Facts: A Novelist's Autobiography). At the center of the book are

conversations between a married American named Philip, living in London, and a

married Englishwoman—trapped with a little child in a loveless

upper-middle-class household. The lives of both characters are gradually

revealed as they talk before and after making love.





Philip Roth titles in the FPL:



-Goodbye, Columbus +5 (1959) 5 readers

-Letting Go (1962) Luke Daniels

-When She Was Good (1967) Tanya Eby

-The Breast (1972) David Colacci

-The Great American Novel(1973)James Daniels

-My Life as a Man (1974) Dan John Miller

-The Professor of Desire(1977) David Colacci

-The Ghost Writer (1979) George Guidall

-Zuckerman unbound (1981) George Guidall

-The Anatomy Lesson (1983) George Guidall

-The Counterlife (1986) George Guidall

-The Facts: Autobio (1988) Mel Foster

>>Deception (1990) D Colacci & S Ericken

-Patrimony (1991) George Guidall

-American Pastoral (1997) Ron Silver

-I Married a Communist (1998) Ron Silver

-The Dying Animal (2001) Tom Stechschulte

-The Plot Against America(2004)Ron Silver

-Everyman (2006) George Guidall

-Exit Ghost (2007) George Guidall

-Indignation (2008) Dick Hill

-The Humbling (2009) Dick Hill

-Nemesis (2010) Dennis Boutsikaris