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aharon appelfeld
From dark deprecation to ‘Suddenly, Love’
Jewish Journal
April 9, 2014
Back in 1988, no less august an observer than Philip Roth described the authorial voice of esteemed Israeli writer Aharon Appelfeld as one “that originates in a wounded consciousness pitched somewhere between amnesia and memory, and that situates the fiction it narrates midway between parable and history.”
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