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The Ghost Writer Study Guide

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by Philip Roth
About 30 pages (8,891 words)
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Nathan Zuckerman is an established writer who is looking back on his youth. Twenty years ago, Zuckerman had just published his first few short stories. Zuckerman reaches out to Lonoff, an established writer whose work Zuckerman admires, and goes to visit him at his farm in the Berkshires. (read more)
      Chapter 1, Maestro
      Chapter 2, Nathan Dedalus
      Chapter 3, Femme Fatale
      Chapter 4, Married to Tolstoy

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