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About S. L. Wisenberg
See more books from this AuthorA high point comes when Wisenberg considers the matter of Monica Lewinsky, reading whose biography, she writes, “is like taking a five-hour call from your most annoying friend when you were fourteen years old, the one with constant boy problems.” In a weird but inspired turn, Wisenberg compares L...
| Read Full Review of Holocaust Girls: History, Mem...At the end of the short essay, in spite of the leaps in time and space, Wisenberg creates a more authentic and intimate portrait of Kafka - and what he has come to represent to Jews worldwide - than a linear, historical account could accomplish in as many pages.
| Read Full Review of Holocaust Girls: History, Mem...Wisenberg's new essay collection, Holocaust Girls: History, Memory and Other Obsessions, the author seeks to understand what it means to be Jewish-American more than a half-century after the Holocaust.
| Read Full Review of Holocaust Girls: History, Mem...