The Facts: A Novelist's Autobiography

Rita D. Jacobs · Philip Röth

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Memory, Trauma, and Testimony American Jewish Fiction Analysis

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author of Portnoy's Complaint and The Counterlife has written an unconventional and candid autobiography which explores his life, examines the relationship between fiction and biography and discusses the themes of freedom (of intellect and the imagination) which are used in his writing.

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