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On Tuesday, April 5, Saul Bellow died in his home in Brookline, Mass., at the age of 89. (Read Slate’s obit here.)Bellow was the Nobel Prize-winning author of, among other novels, The Adventures ...

Bellow (through the novel "Herzog") displaces John le Carrē as number one on the New York Times Bestsellers List. A scholar of romanticism is driven crazy by his own romantic troubles.

The Lone Bellow's self-titled debut was produced by Charlie Peacock, who helped make a hit of another commercially accessible band with male-female vocals, The Civil Wars.

Bellow’s secondary and minor characters tend toward caricature—marvelous cartoons, most of them, sharply etched, wittily dissected, and fully alive.

Bellow married young and was supported by his wife and her family while he trained himself to write—but didn’t sell a story until he was twenty-five, in 1941. That story, ...

Bellow in his worst fiction brought not news, but airy and often malicious theories about what was wrong with other people. Late-period Bellow liked to sound off about the sorry state of the world.

Alexandra Bellow (1935-present) of the mathematics department was born in Bucharest, Romania in 1935. There, her father founded the first clinic of neurosurgery in while her mother was a pioneer in ...

In 1963 the novelist Saul Bellow warned against the temptation to weigh down a work of art with gratuitous negativity or heavy-handed moralism.

Bellow’s son can’t unload the Nobel Prize winner’s roll-top desk, on sale for $10,000 in the New York Review of Books.