@article{455194,
      author = {Bellow, Saul. and Hillgartner, Malcolm.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/455194},
      title = {Herzog [sound recording] /},
      publisher = {Blackstone Audio,},
      abstract = {"Herzog is a man seeking balance, trying to regain a  foothold on his life. Thrown out of his ex-wife's house,  Herzog retreats to his abandoned home in a remote village  in the Berkshire Mountains. Amid the dust of the disused  house, he begins scribbling letters to family, friends,  lovers, colleagues, enemies, dead philosophers,  ex-presidents -- anyone with whom he feels compelled to set  the record straight. The letters -- which are never sent --  are a means to cure himself of the psychic strain of the  failures of his life: that of being a bad husband, a loving  but poor father, an ungrateful child, a distant brother, an  egoist to friends, an apathetic citizen. Primarily a novel  of redemption, progressing from ignorance to enlightenment,  Herzog is still considered one of the greatest literary  expressions of postwar America"--CD container.},
      recid = {455194},
      pages = {13 sound discs (ca. 15 hr., 30 min.) :},
      address = {[Ashland, Or.] :},
      year = {2009},
}