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Index
Cover
Also by Saul Bellow
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Epigraph
Prologue: Starting Out in Chicago
The Fifties and Before
Spanish Letter
Illinois Journey
The University as Villain
The Sharp Edge of Life
Laughter in the Ghetto: On Sholom Aleichem
Dreiser and the Triumph of Art
Hemingway and the Image of Man
Man Underground: On Ralph Ellison
The 1,001 Afternoons of Ben Hecht
The Swamp of Prosperity: On Philip Roth
The Writer and the Audience
Distractions of a Fiction Writer
Deep Readers of the World, Beware!
A Talk with the Yellow Kid
The Sixties
The Sealed Treasure
On Jewish Storytelling
Up from the Pushcart: On Abraham Cahan
Where Do We Go from Here? The Future of Fiction
At the Movies
On Shakespeare’s Sonnets
The Writer as Moralist
Beatrice Webb’s America
Recent Fiction: A Tour of Inspection
Barefoot Boy: On Yevgeny Yevtushenko
My Man Bummidge
The Thinking Man’s Waste Land
Cloister Culture
Israel: The Six-Day War
Skepticism and the Depth of Life
The Seventies
On America: Remarks at the U.S. Cultural Center in Tel Aviv
New York: World-Famous Impossibility
Machines and Storybooks: Literature in the Age of Technology
A World Too Much with Us
An Interview with Myself
The Nobel Lecture
Americans Who Are Also Jews: Upon Receiving the Democratic Legacy Award of the Anti-Defamation League
The Day They Signed the Treaty
The Eighties
In the Days of Mr. Roosevelt
Reflections on Alexis de Tocqueville: A Seminar at the University of Chicago
My Paris
Foreword to The Revolt of the Masses by José Ortega y Gasset
The Civilized Barbarian Reader
A Jewish Writer in America: A Lecture
Chicago: The City That Was, the City That Is
The Nineties and After
There Is Simply Too Much to Think About
Writers, Intellectuals, Politics: Mainly Reminiscence
Papuans and Zulus
Alone in Mixed Company
Ralph Ellison in Tivoli
Literature: The Next Chapter
Wit Irony Fun Games
Vermont: The Good Place
Winter in Tuscany
Before I Go Away: A Words and Images Interview with Norman Manea
“I Got a Scheme!”: With Philip Roth
Coda: Why Not?
Acknowledgments and Editor’s Note
Index
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