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"The storyteller and poet of our time, as in any
other time, must be an entertainer of the spirit in
the full sense of the word, not just a preacher of
social or political ideals. There is no paradise for
bored readers and no excuse for tedious literature
that does not intrigue the reader, uplift him, give
him the joy and the escape that true art always
grants." (Isaac Bashevis Singer; taken from
http://nobelprize.org/)
This book is concerned with some of the
least "boring literature" ever written. It looks at
first, second, and third generation Jewish American
immigrants and analyzes how they deal with American
society. Do they communicate with it? Do they need
it in order to feel safe? Do they ignore it? Or do
they feel threatened by it?
The stories authors are some of the most creative
and witty writers of the 20th century. Singer is
known for his unique characters; Malamud for his
exact analysis of Jewish life in New York City;
Paley was among the first to
represent the female voice in Jewish American short
stories; and Philip Roth remains one of the most
brilliant and controversial authors to this day.
other time, must be an entertainer of the spirit in
the full sense of the word, not just a preacher of
social or political ideals. There is no paradise for
bored readers and no excuse for tedious literature
that does not intrigue the reader, uplift him, give
him the joy and the escape that true art always
grants." (Isaac Bashevis Singer; taken from
http://nobelprize.org/)
This book is concerned with some of the
least "boring literature" ever written. It looks at
first, second, and third generation Jewish American
immigrants and analyzes how they deal with American
society. Do they communicate with it? Do they need
it in order to feel safe? Do they ignore it? Or do
they feel threatened by it?
The stories authors are some of the most creative
and witty writers of the 20th century. Singer is
known for his unique characters; Malamud for his
exact analysis of Jewish life in New York City;
Paley was among the first to
represent the female voice in Jewish American short
stories; and Philip Roth remains one of the most
brilliant and controversial authors to this day.