Reading tomorrow with Alexander Starritt
For those who are interested, Alexander Starritt (author of We Germans) and I will be reading and talking about our books tomorrow, Tuesday, 11/10, at 5 pm EST, in a free virtual event sponsored by the Lewes Library in Delaware.
We Germans is a compelling novel, written in the form of a letter from a German grandfather trying to explain his service on the Eastern front to his grandson many years later. It's devastating -- horrific and tender in equal measure.
Both books raise questions about collective guilt and why people sometimes fail to act when confronted by evil. I'm very much looking forward to our chat and to questions from the audience.
If you're interested, the link to register is here.
We Germans is a compelling novel, written in the form of a letter from a German grandfather trying to explain his service on the Eastern front to his grandson many years later. It's devastating -- horrific and tender in equal measure.
Both books raise questions about collective guilt and why people sometimes fail to act when confronted by evil. I'm very much looking forward to our chat and to questions from the audience.
If you're interested, the link to register is here.
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