Carl Friedman

The legacy of the Holocaust is passed on to a young girl through her father's stories in this celebrated novel. "When I was in the camp," her father's stories always begin. Although she lives in the everyday world of school and friends, a daughter is compelled by love to enter her father's harrowing world of hunger, …

A critically acclaimed collection by a renowned second-generation Holocaust writer. Each of these stories, while stylistically distinct, is characterized by Friedman's signature mixture of lightness and gravity. With the Holocaust never far from the surface, the author continues her fascinating creative exploration of …