Philip Roth Bibliography - Fiction - Novels and Novellas

Novels and Novellas

Title Year Protagonist / Narrator Awards Notes LOA Volume
Goodbye, Columbus 1959 Neil Klugman 1960 National Book Award Published with five short stories LOA1
Letting Go 1962 Gabe Wallach LOA1
When She Was Good 1967 Lucy Nelson LOA2
Portnoy's Complaint 1969 Alexander Portnoy LOA2
Our Gang 1971 Trick E. Dixon LOA2
The Breast 1972 David Kepesh LOA2
The Great American Novel 1973 Word Smith LOA3
My Life As a Man 1974 Nathan Zuckerman
/Peter Tarnopol
The Nathan Zuckerman appearing in this book
is not the same as the one appearing in later books
but a creation of the fictional writer Peter Tarnopol
LOA3
The Professor of Desire 1977 David Kepesh LOA3
The Ghost Writer 1979 Nathan Zuckerman LOA4
Zuckerman Unbound 1981 Nathan Zuckerman LOA4
The Anatomy Lesson 1983 Nathan Zuckerman LOA4
The Prague Orgy 1985 Nathan Zuckerman LOA4
The Counterlife 1986 Nathan Zuckerman 1986 National Book Critics Circle Award LOA5
Deception 1990 Philip Roth LOA5
Operation Shylock 1993 Philip Roth 1994 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction LOA6
Sabbath's Theater 1995 Mickey Sabbath 1995 National Book Award LOA6
American Pastoral 1997 Nathan Zuckerman 1998 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction;
2000 Prix du Meilleur Livre Étranger
LOA7
I Married a Communist 1998 Nathan Zuckerman 1998 Ambassador Book Award LOA7
The Human Stain 2000 Nathan Zuckerman 2001 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction;
2001 WH Smith Literary Award;
2002 Prix Médicis Étranger
LOA7
The Dying Animal 2001 David Kepesh LOA8
The Plot Against America 2004 Philip Roth 2005 Sidewise Award for Alternate History LOA8
Everyman 2006 Unnamed 2007 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction LOA9
Exit Ghost 2007 Nathan Zuckerman LOA8
Indignation 2008 Marcus Messner LOA9
The Humbling 2009 Simon Axler LOA9
Nemesis 2010 Bucky Cantor LOA9

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