One of this author's recurring characters receives a postcard displaying Modigliani's Le grand nu (new) from Consuela Castillo (cas-TEE-oh) in one novel and, in his first appearance, transforms into an object of his sexual obsession. A short story by this man illustrates the class differences between Brenda Patimkin and Neil Klugman. This author also created a character who suspects Amy Bellette of being Anne Frank in disguise in one novel, seeks out his mentor E.I. Lonoff in another, and in a third befriends (*) Coleman Silk, a professor accused of racism who himself is secretly black. This creator of David Kepesh (kuh-PESH) wrote a novel in which Merry Levov become
One of this author's recurring characters receives a postcard displaying Modigliani's Le grand nu (new) from Consuela Castillo (cas-TEE-oh) in one novel and, in his first appearance, transforms into an object of his sexual obsession. A short story by this man illustrates the class differences between Brenda Patimkin and Neil Klugman. This author also created a character who suspects Amy Bellette of being Anne Frank in disguise in one novel, seeks out his mentor E.I. Lonoff in another, and in a third befriends (*) Coleman Silk, a professor accused of racism who himself is secretly black. This creator of David Kepesh (kuh-PESH) wrote a novel in which Merry Levov becomes a terrorist and Sheila Salzman has an affair with Seymour, "the Swede." This man's alter ego Nathan Zuckerman appears in such novels as The Human Stain and American Pastoral. For 10 points, name this Jewish-American author of "Goodbye, Columbus" and Portnoy's Complaint.
One of this author's recurring characters receives a postcard displaying Modigliani's Le grand nu (new) from Consuela Castillo
Philip Roth [or Philip Milton Roth]