ZUCKERMAN UNBOUND - Philip Roth. Read George Guidall {FerraBit}

ZUCKERMAN UNBOUND by Philip Roth (1981)



Read by . . : George Guidall

Publisher . : Recorded Books (2003) #C2319

ISBN . . . .: 1402559577 | 9781402559570

Format . . .: MP3. 27 tracks, 244 MB

Bitrate . . : ~100 kbps (iTunes 10, VBR (highest), Mono, 44.1 kHz)

Source . . .: 5 CDs (5.75 hrs)

Genre . . . : Fiction

Unabridged .: Unabridged



The (extended) Nathan Zuckerman Series:



0 - My Life as a Man (1974)

1 - The Ghost Writer (1979)

>>2 - Zuckerman Unbound (1981)

3 - The Anatomy Lesson (1983)

4 - The Prague Orgy (1985) (epilogue)

5 - The Counterlife (1986)

5 - American Pastoral (1997)

6 - I Married a Communist (1998)

7 - The Human Stain (2000)

8 - Exit Ghost (2007)



Nicely tagged and labeled, cover scan included.



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Sept 2010



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From Wiki:



Like much of Roth's fiction, this book confronts the tenuous

relationship between an author and his artistic creations. It resumes

the story of Roth's fictional alter ego Nathan Zuckerman that was

inaugurated in Roth's previous novel The Ghost Writer.



The novel parallels several real events in Roth's life, including the

publication of his 1969 novel Portnoy's Complaint and the hoopla which

surrounded Roth in the wake of that novel's fame. By analogy, in

Zuckerman Unbound, Zuckerman has achieved meteoric acclaim and notoriety

with "Carnovsky", a coming-of-age sex romp that differs remarkably from

Zuckerman's previously Jamesian fiction. The extent to which the details

of the Zuckerman character can be safely compared to those of Roth has

been a subject of zealous debate among Roth's readers. Roth himself has

weighed in on the debate, both in interviews and within his fiction.



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From Recorded Books:



Philip Roth is one of the most acclaimed American authors of the 20th

century. His Zuckerman novels, based on the "fictional" exploits of

emotionally conflicted Jewish novelist, Nathan Zuckerman, are a splendid

mix of comedy and tragedy. Zuckerman Unbound considers the problem of

artistic triumph born of domestic upheaval. Roth’s prose finds an

extraordinary complement with George Guidall’s robust narration.



*A New York Times Best Book of the Year





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