Elise Frances Miller
Two I would recommend for selected audiences:
If you've read Edith Wharton's classic "The House of Mirth," this book is a beautifully-written and entertaining spin on Wharton's one Jewish character's life and pov:
Lev Raphael, Rosedale in Love
This is a stunning achievement, the Book of Esther as it really must have been, Vashti's pov, with 3 stories from different eras that all come together masterfully in the end. Highly recommended for men and women readers!
Anna Solomon, The Book of V: A Novel
If you've read Edith Wharton's classic "The House of Mirth," this book is a beautifully-written and entertaining spin on Wharton's one Jewish character's life and pov:
Lev Raphael, Rosedale in Love
This is a stunning achievement, the Book of Esther as it really must have been, Vashti's pov, with 3 stories from different eras that all come together masterfully in the end. Highly recommended for men and women readers!
Anna Solomon, The Book of V: A Novel
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I keep meaning to write a novel about 1968 and a student from Berkeley I met at the Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona in July 1968. I still haven't got round to it. But I've ordered your Paris 1968 book and perhaps when I've read it this will encourage me to start?
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