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Title: Who Shall Live, Who Shall Die
Subtitle: A Novel
Author: Daniel Stern
Narrator: Lincoln Hoppe
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs
Language: English
Release date: 10-23-13
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Winner of the International Prix du Souvenir Award: A theater director and Holocaust survivor is confronted by a figure from his past
Behind the lights and glamour of Broadway, two men reckon with a shared past - one that hides a terrible secret. Jud Kramer is mounting his most painful and personal play while trying to enjoy life with his beautiful actress wife and baby daughter. Into his life comes Carl Walkowitz, a brooding, charismatic drifter who bears the scars of his concentration camp past.
One man lives in the past, and the other is holding tight to the present. Carl methodically pursues Jud until they find themselves on an empty stage, face to face in a struggle that only one of them can survive.
Members Reviews:
A Doomsday Machine
This novel unfolds like ananke. Everything that happens must happen, by a logic that sane men like us can feel but not enunciate.
The most refreshing thing about the novel, so many years after the unspeakable atrocities of Nazi Germany, is the approach to the history lesson. After being inundated with images of the nasty camps, this novel picks up years later, in New York City, with survivors and their families. Instead of the flat numbers of those who survived at the end of 'Schindler's List', we have the story of a man -- a number -- who survived, and continues to survive. And, we have the story of another man who has never left those camps -- a man who forbids his own escape so many years after freedom.
Fascinating, and brutal.
Daniel Stern is an unfortunately unknown writer among young readers like me, despite his extremely high quality and strong heart. I have yet to find him in my local (bookstore). That saddens me.
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Title: Who Shall Live, Who Shall Die
Subtitle: A Novel
Author: Daniel Stern
Narrator: Lincoln Hoppe
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs
Language: English
Release date: 10-23-13
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Winner of the International Prix du Souvenir Award: A theater director and Holocaust survivor is confronted by a figure from his past
Behind the lights and glamour of Broadway, two men reckon with a shared past - one that hides a terrible secret. Jud Kramer is mounting his most painful and personal play while trying to enjoy life with his beautiful actress wife and baby daughter. Into his life comes Carl Walkowitz, a brooding, charismatic drifter who bears the scars of his concentration camp past.
One man lives in the past, and the other is holding tight to the present. Carl methodically pursues Jud until they find themselves on an empty stage, face to face in a struggle that only one of them can survive.
Members Reviews:
A Doomsday Machine
This novel unfolds like ananke. Everything that happens must happen, by a logic that sane men like us can feel but not enunciate.
The most refreshing thing about the novel, so many years after the unspeakable atrocities of Nazi Germany, is the approach to the history lesson. After being inundated with images of the nasty camps, this novel picks up years later, in New York City, with survivors and their families. Instead of the flat numbers of those who survived at the end of 'Schindler's List', we have the story of a man -- a number -- who survived, and continues to survive. And, we have the story of another man who has never left those camps -- a man who forbids his own escape so many years after freedom.
Fascinating, and brutal.
Daniel Stern is an unfortunately unknown writer among young readers like me, despite his extremely high quality and strong heart. I have yet to find him in my local (bookstore). That saddens me.