


| ‘Savagely funny and bitingly honest’ – 12 writers on their favourite Philip Roth novels |
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Emma Brockes on Goodbye, Columbus (1959) I fell in love with Neil Klugman, forerunner to Portnoy and hero of Goodbye, Columbus, Philip Roth’s first novel, in my early 20s – 40 years after the novel was written. Descriptions of Roth’s writing often err towards violence; he is savagely funny, bitingly honest, filled with rage and thwarted desire.
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