Title: Interesting look at the life of a young writer
Product review: This was my second Philip Roth book, the first being his famous "Portnoy's Complaint". I probably made a mistake reading "Portnoy" first, as I doubt any of his other works (or ANYONE'S other works) will be as consistently hilarious as "Portnoy" was. However, looked at as an independent work, "The Ghost Writer" provides a very interesting look at the mind of a writer, the responsiblities of a writer both to him/herself, the people who love him, and to the truth. For those interested in such subjects, "The Ghost Writer" provides for a very good read.
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