Saul Bellow’s last novel is brilliant, funny, and unsettling. It also leaves an uncomfortable question hanging: What exactly did all that shamelessness buy us?
I read Ravelstein years ago. Bellow's plot lines tend to be quite thin; so, I found his books to be a slow read. Still, the character development, his masterful use of the English language, and his commentary and reflections on modern life and times makes reading him very worthwhile
I read Ravelstein years ago. Bellow's plot lines tend to be quite thin; so, I found his books to be a slow read. Still, the character development, his masterful use of the English language, and his commentary and reflections on modern life and times makes reading him very worthwhile