Volume 19, Number 6 · October 19, 1972
On The Breast: An Interview
By Alan Lelchuk, Philip Roth
Alan Lelchuk: I'd like to ask about the origins of The Breast. How do you account for the idea itself? Do you think this is a strange or unusual book for you to have written? Do you see any connection between The Breast and your previous work, or do you consider it a work really a little out of your line?
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