Bernard Malamud

Written before Kevin Baker's fame as a historical novelist, "Sometimes You See It Coming" combines the mythical power of Bernard Malamud's "The Natural" with a sense of humor.

Taking Fiction Out to the Ballgame Allen Barra 2011

He wrote to Bernard Malamud that he was against what you call the constructivist approach.

David Galenson: The Real Thing: Saul Bellow Off the Record David Galenson 2011

American novelist Bernard Malamud once said, "Without heroes, we are all plain people and don't know how far we can go."

Tim Jahnigen: Heroes: Who Are They? Tim Jahnigen 2011

He wrote to Bernard Malamud that he was against what you call the constructivist approach.

David Galenson: The Real Thing: Saul Bellow Off the Record David Galenson 2011

He wrote to Bernard Malamud that he was against what you call the constructivist approach.

David Galenson: The Real Thing: Saul Bellow Off the Record David Galenson 2011

Bernard Malamud wrote a novel, The Fixer, in 1966, broadly based on the case.

Letters: The Beilis blood libel 2011

But "The Free World" is a pale, wise-cracking creature in comparison with the angry and full-throated work of Henry Roth or Bernard Malamud—or of the Canadian-Jewish standard-bearer Mordecai Richler.

Lost in Transit Sam Sacks 2011

He wrote to Bernard Malamud that he was against what you call the constructivist approach.

David Galenson: The Real Thing: Saul Bellow Off the Record David Galenson 2011

The Natural by Bernard Malamud (born April 26, 1914).

Kenneth C. Davis: 12 Months of Great Reads 2010

Not exactly reminiscent of a gentler, Bernard Malamud era.

Nothing Charming About Blown Calls 2010