Elizabeth Poliner’s As Close To Us As Breathing begins with the line “The Summer of 1948 my brother Davey was killed in an accident with a man who would have given his own life rather than have it happen.” The pages that follow, we are introduced to three Jewish sisters — Ada, Beck, and ViviContinue reading “As Close To Us as Breathing: Historical Fiction That Paints a Family Photograph That Feels Like an Old Family Tale”
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