In these essays, Amos Oz brings his experience as novelist, teacher and critic to bear on the different ways in which diverse writers enter into contact with the reader – by wooing them or by shock tactics. He analyzes writers such as Chekoh, Kafka, Agnon, Garcia Marques, and Raymond Carver.
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Editions of the book: 14
Translated into: German, English, Dutch, Greek, French, Polish, Potruguese-Brazil, Spanish