A remarkable life, remarkably told
BY JACK HOFFMANNJack Hoffman is a retired surgeon. He is the author of the novel He Does Not Die A Death Of Shame, which...
Six Days in Bombay
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By BERYL EICHENBERGER
What would it mean to be of mixed race in the India of 1937, when fighting for independence could mean a blurring of identities? Where do you belong? That...
What happened in Room 11?
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Memory – it’s a fickle thing. It can be used, abused, warm, comforting, traumatic, repressed, buried or...
Deborah Posel’s Darker Shade of Pale – from Shtetl to Colony
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Reading Deborah Posel’s Darker Shade of Pale – from Shtetl to Colony...
Memories of a childhood in Calvinia
Forever keen to take on a challenge, and certainly not one to slow down because of age, Shirley Kantor has led a life she...
A gut-wrenching, heart-breaking read
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Much has been written about Wally Lamb and his ‘compassionate writing’, his ‘Imperfect people’, his ‘unerring eye,...
