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Best books to read after American Pastoral by Philip Roth
If Roth's Pulitzer-winning portrait of the American Dream's disintegration moved you, these picks span the American Trilogy, Roth's broader work, and the tradition of American literary fiction that examines political catastrophe through individual lives.
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Buy on AmazonThe Human Stain
by Philip Roth
The third novel in the American Trilogy — Coleman Silk's racial secret and the Clinton-era political correctness that destroys him.
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Buy on AmazonI Married a Communist
by Philip Roth
The second novel in the trilogy — the McCarthy era, a radio actor destroyed by a political informer.
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Buy on AmazonSabbath's Theater
by Philip Roth
Roth's wildest and most transgressive novel — Mickey Sabbath's riotous grief at the edge of everything.
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Buy on AmazonThe Corrections
by Jonathan Franzen
Franzen's family novel of American decline — the Lambert family and the systems that dissolve the American Dream, written in the same decade.
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Buy on AmazonWhite Noise
by Don DeLillo
DeLillo's exploration of American culture, death anxiety, and the media landscape — the satirical counterpart to Roth's tragic mode.
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Buy on AmazonUnderworld
by Don DeLillo
DeLillo's panoramic American novel covering the same decades as the American Trilogy — nuclear anxiety and cultural history.
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Buy on AmazonThe Plot Against America
by Philip Roth
Roth's alternative history of a fascist America — the Roth family under Lindbergh, a different kind of American Dream's destruction.
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Buy on AmazonInvisible Man
by Ralph Ellison
The essential predecessor — the unnamed narrator's attempt to build an American life as a Black man, the tradition The Human Stain responds to.
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