Thanks for the recommendation of Cold Crematorium which I would have otherwise missed. I am very much interested in 1st hand holocaust lit, esp. that written immediately after the end of the war.
Very excited to pick up All Fours! As I’m entering peri menopause the prospect of this novel is comforting. I read “The Morning Star” on your recommendation and was a million percent blown away with the low key constant tension that went almost nowhere. Never thought I would like such a novel and now I’m obsessed with reading reviews of it for better insight about what the hell actually happened. Lastly, I’ve been just devouring “All This Could Be Different” by Sarah Thankam Mathews. Have you read it? I’m preparing my MFA application for fiction to Iowa and would appreciate any recommendations for novels that came from their graduates or professors. Just finished “A Doubter’s Almanac” by Ethan Canin which is about generational inheritance of both addiction and mathematical genius.
Thanks for the recommendation of Cold Crematorium which I would have otherwise missed. I am very much interested in 1st hand holocaust lit, esp. that written immediately after the end of the war.
Very excited to pick up All Fours! As I’m entering peri menopause the prospect of this novel is comforting. I read “The Morning Star” on your recommendation and was a million percent blown away with the low key constant tension that went almost nowhere. Never thought I would like such a novel and now I’m obsessed with reading reviews of it for better insight about what the hell actually happened. Lastly, I’ve been just devouring “All This Could Be Different” by Sarah Thankam Mathews. Have you read it? I’m preparing my MFA application for fiction to Iowa and would appreciate any recommendations for novels that came from their graduates or professors. Just finished “A Doubter’s Almanac” by Ethan Canin which is about generational inheritance of both addiction and mathematical genius.
Thanks for the shout out! I have Ravn's book and need to get to it. I loved The Employees but that seems different in almost every way.