The Anatomy Lesson by Philip Roth (1983) is a powerful novel that continues the story of Roth’s iconic character, Nathan Zuckerman, as he struggles with debilitating physical pain and a creative crisis. Exploring themes of identity, suffering, and the burdens of fame, Roth’s sharp wit and narrative mastery offer readers a deep, introspective look into the complexities of the human condition. This signed first edition, published by the Franklin Library, is beautifully bound and in Like New condition, making it a collector’s piece for any literary enthusiast.