The Magic Worlds of Bernard Malamud (SUNY series in Modern Jewish Literature and Culture) - Softcover

"He wrote about suffering Jews, about poor Jews, about grocers and fixers and birds and horses and angels in Harlem and matchmakers and salesmen and rabbis and landlords and tenants and egg chandlers and writers and chimpanzees; he wrote about the plentitude and unity of the world...May the memory of this great and humane Master be blessed and forever green. As it will be, as long as there are readers." -- Cynthia Ozick, from chapter 3, "Remembrances: Bernard Malamud"

"The book offers a remarkably vivid and consistent portrait of this significant American writer and marks a valuable contribution to what we know about Malamud." -- Andrew Furman, author of Israel Through the Jewish-American Imagination