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November 2008, Modern Literary Fiction

EDITOR'S PICK OF THE MONTH: Indignation by Philip Roth

By Francine Levitov   Sat, Oct 25, 2008

Novelist Philip Roth has been an important American literary voice since his first book, "Goodbye, Columbus," was published to acclaim and controversy in 1959. Along with fine wine and cheese, nothing seems to improve with age as consistently as the artistic vision of Philip Roth. Multiple award-winning narrator Dick Hill enhances this novel with a flawless, fully-articulated, and sensitive performance.

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By Francine Levitov

Francine Levitov was a high school English teacher and had a second career in law as a New York public defense attorney before discovering audiobooks. Now in her third professional reincarnation, she is a former KLIATT audiobook reviewer and, along with Jean Palmer, a founding co-editor of SoundCommentary.com.

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