Everyman is a captivating tale by the esteemed author Philip Roth, exploring the profound themes of mortality and the human condition. The story traces the life of its protagonist from his childhood, marked by idyllic summers on the beach, through the trials of adulthood and into the challenges of his old age.

The novel delves into the protagonist's inner struggles as he grapples with his health, the complexities of family relationships, and his own sense of identity. He is a successful commercial artist, yet finds himself estranged from his two sons, while cherished by a daughter from a second marriage.

As his health deteriorates, he becomes envious of his more physically robust brother, and reflects on his failed marriages. This powerful narrative is set against the backdrop of the universal fear of mortality, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in the human experience.