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Dana Spiotta Loves Coming Across Jokes in Really Old Books
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Philip Roth, âMiddlemarchâ and Other Letters to the Editor
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To the Editor: I have been a reader of the Book Review for more than 50 years, but I have never written in. Cynthia Ozickâs review of âPhilip Roth: The Biographyâ (April 11) changed my mind. Simply put: This is the single best written book review I have ever read in my entire life.
I have been a loyal reader of all of Philip Rothâs books, and now Blake Baileyâs astonishing biography. Ozick, who is a gifted writer, absolutely brings to life, in her peerless prose and perceptiveness, the character of both Roth and the biography itself. Roth was one of the deans of American literature in the 20th century. Full stop. Whatever his critics may have said â and are saying â his 31 books are a testament to a life well written.
My Turn: Working class woke
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Landing in California, Remembering Tolstoy and Other Letters to the Editor
Queen Elizabeth I knighting Francis Drake, 1581.Credit.Alamy
April 9, 2021
To the Editor: Even a reviewer as skillful as Nigel Cliff, reviewing Laurence Bergreen’s “In Search of a Kingdom” (March 28), lacks space to do more than touch on the wide-ranging adventures of a man like Francis Drake, so I would like to add a bit about Drake’s reported sojourn on the coast of California in 1579. The great navigator desperately needed a safe harbor to repair the Golden Hind and found one at present-day Point Reyes National Seashore.
The area was well inhabited by the Miwok people who came to visit singing, crying, falling on their knees. The English assumed they were being worshiped as gods, but what the Miwok believed was that these were their own dead returning for an unknowable purpose from the offshore region where they were supposed to spend eternity.