Philip Roth and the translatable
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Philip Roth, who died last week aged eighty-five, has left behind a vast literary canon and a complicated legacy. But is there more to this great American novelist than just sordid sex? Ben Markovits shares his thoughts; TLS Features editor, Roz Dineen interviews Man Booker international prize winner Olga Tokarczuk, and her translator, Jennifer Croft; Eric Ormsby explores the significance of context when translating the seemingly immutable text of the Qur\\u2019an.
Books
Flights by Olga Tokarczuk
The Koran in English - A biography by Bruce B. Lawrence
The Qur\'an - A historical-critical introduction by Nicolai Sinai
The Sanaa Palimpsest - The transmission of the Qur\'a n in the first centuries by Asma Hilali
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