He wrote about an old man named Mendel who tries to get $35 so that the foolish Isaac can travel to California and live with a man named Leo in one of his most famous stories.
He wrote about a cello teacher named Dworkin and about the life of Alma Mahler in two of his last stories, "Zora's Noise" and "Alma Redeemed." He wrote about an old man named Mendel who tries to get $35 so that the foolish Isaac can travel to California and live with a man named Leo in one of his most famous stories. He never finished his novel The People, but he wrote six others, including a 1979 work about a biographer who falls in love with a young woman named Fanny. In addition to Dubin's Lives, he wrote The Tenants and The Magic Barrel. FTP, name this author of The Fixer and The Natural.
He wrote about a cello teacher named Dworkin and about the life of Alma Mahler in two of his last stories, "Zora's Noise" and "Alma Redeemed."
Bernard {Malamud}