Camille Bordas describes how Saul Bellow's prose about Chicago's snow changed her entire perspective on the city.
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A sharp Bellow reading about fatherhood anxiety, family resemblance, and one man's comic slide into existential alarm.
Saul Bellow's "A Father to Be" arrives as a compact, unsettled comedy of dread, framed by Deborah Treisman as Camille Bordas's choice from the magazine's archive. Its force lies in Rogan's private panic.
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