A crowded city street shows rising rent signs as new apartments stack up, and Howard Jacobson points out that literature can imagine anything while critics must stay grounded in what could actually happen. He also notes that novels thrive on irony and ambiguity, keeping readers from settling on a single, tidy meaning.
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Howard Jacobson is a television presenter from the United Kingdom, best known for Redback.
Quick Facts About Howard Jacobson
Born
August 25, 1942
Nationality
United Kingdom
Profession
Television Presenter
Notable works
Redback
About Howard Jacobson
Howard Eric Jacobson is a British novelist and journalist who writes comic novels about British Jewish characters and has won the Man Booker Prize.
Awards & Honors
Booker PrizeBollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prizehonorary doctorateFellow of the Royal Society of Literature