Philip Roth was born in Newark, New Jersey, which has served as the setting for many of his novels. He won the National Book Award for his first book, Goodbye, Columbus, and for Sabbath’s Theater, the Pulitzer Prize for American Pastoral, and three PEN/Faulkner awards, for Operation Shylock, The Human Stain, and Everyman.
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Slight Revision
March 4, 1999
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‘Astonishing’
September 24, 1992
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Herman Roth
June 13, 1991
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A Conversation in Prague
April 12, 1990
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Pro-Life Pro
August 17, 1989
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Arrests in Poland
August 14, 1986
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Death in Iran
August 13, 1981
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Free the Czechs
December 6, 1979
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Boycott Taba
October 11, 1979
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Merci, Giscard
August 17, 1978
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Release Ngugi
June 15, 1978
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The “Excelsior” Affair
August 5, 1976
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Critical Standards
December 12, 1974
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Philip Roth and the Jews: An Exchange
November 14, 1974
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Imagining Jews
October 3, 1974
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Roth’s Novel
July 19, 1973
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The President Addresses the Nation
June 14, 1973
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On The Breast: An Interview
October 19, 1972
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Imaginary Press Conference with Our Leader
June 3, 1971
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Imaginary Conversation with Our Leader
May 6, 1971
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Tiny Alice
April 8, 1965
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The Play that Dare Not Speak Its Name
February 25, 1965
Tiny Alice by Edward Albee
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Channel X
July 9, 1964
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Channel X
July 9, 1964
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Channel X: Two Plays on the Race Conflict
May 28, 1964