Herman Broder turned over and opened one eye. In his dreamy state, he wondered whether he was in America, in Tzivkev, or in a German camp.
Isaac Bashevis Singer always wrote in Yiddish and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1978. That's all I really know about him. I was a bit skittish about reading his work, fearing it would be about the Holocaust and too dark. But this is described as humorous, so I'm hoping for the best. It's my #6 for the Classics Club Spin #23.
I love the look and sound of this one! Thanks for sharing, and here's mine: “LITTLE SECRETS”
ReplyDeleteI think it is funny! And a bit touching, too, even if Herman is a bit of a rogue. Hope you enjoy it.
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