Eventually, the novel grows to encompass a network of victims and perpetrators: Polish aristocrats, other prisoners in the ...
Lily Tuck saw a photo of a girl about a decade ago - 14 years old, face bruised, eyes stony, and shown in striped concentration camp garb, wearing the number with which the Nazis replaced her name.
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A Holocaust novel zigzags through fact and fiction to memorialize a Polish teenagerA black-and-white photograph of a pretty young girl with a bruised lip, a striped uniform and a numbered tag adorns the cover of Lily Tuck’s short novel “The Rest Is Memory.” An official ...
By Alida Becker Curl up with these transporting reads. By Alida Becker In “The Rest Is Memory,” Lily Tuck imagines the life of a Polish teenager during the Holocaust. By Benjamin Markovits ...
Lily Tuck saw a photo of a girl about a decade ago - 14 years old, face bruised, eyes stony, and shown in striped concentration camp garb, wearing the number with which the Nazis replaced her name.
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