Talk about not judging a book by its cover; this cover is terrible, but this book is pretty good. This is a collection of short stories written by a second generation Eastern-European Jewish writer born and living in Northern England. Her collection often discusses the hybrid nature of her life and her heritage and because of the novelty of this mixing of cultures, I was found very interested and moved throughout, and thought through a lot of interesting things I’ve had a little but not […]
My parents belonged to the lost generation
Kafka in Bronteland by Tamar Yellin
