And the Ghost Leaves the Stage

Philip Roth presents the urban life of the 2000s, the face of the past reflected in the present and our struggle for existence with his distinctive perspective through his legendary alter ego Nathan Zuckerman And in The Ghost Leaves the Stage.

Nathan, who came to New York, which he left eleven years ago, for an obligatory few-day visit, devoted himself entirely to writing in the farmhouse where he lived alone. There is nothing in his life other than the chaos of the city, the terrorist threat, women, in short, his books. But soon, his privacy will be violated in three ways: He asks for the house of a young couple who want to get away from the city as soon as possible, he encounters Amy Bellette, the muse of his first literary hero, EI Lonoff, and he becomes the target of an ambitious literary historian who wants to write a biography of Lonoff. income. "And the Ghost Leaves the Stage", where we meet Nathan Zuckerman for the last time, is the sad final stop of a journey full of every moment...

"And the Ghost Leaves the Stage is a great novel... Roth is still the writer who best reveals the intellectual complexity. "
-The New York Times-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 228

Print Year: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

Number of Pages: 228

First Print Year: 2015

Language: Turkish