Heartwrenching, direct, personal poems about the Holocaust and the resulting dislocation endured by its survivors and their children, with 44 accompanying photographs.

Counting the Stones

Literature & Fiction

Steinberg, Ruth

Haber, Barbara Hyde

History & Criticism

Shadow Pr

The View of the author is of aging. In such poems as Age Appropriate, Body Losses, Unreliable Memory and How Long is a Lifetime? Ruth Steinberg depicts the bewildering, difficult, beneficial, often funny aspects of aging. Other sections deal with her adult reflections of her growing up as a refugee from Hitler's Vienna; of her marriage and her children; of the joys and the difficulties of writing.In clear, poetic language packed full of memorable images, she transforms the familiar into an expressive language of her own. With an honesty that adds intensity to the poems, she uses her poetic power to explore the implications and consequences of her life. The naturalness of her diction makes the work accessible and extremely powerful.

The View from My 80s

Literary

Independently published

An up-to-date, comprehensive guide to female sexuality and sexual health covers such subjects as contraception, fertility, common physical problems, cancer risks, menopause, and how and when to get professional help. Original. 20,000 first printing. Doubleday Health Feat Alt.

Women's Sexual Health

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Robinson, Linda

Women's Health

Plume

"Please … take her with you …"In the dark of night, through a secret tunnel, Don Eduardo di Mendoza escapes the clutches of the Inquisition with his family, and a precious bundle ... the infant child of his closest friend.Forty years later, the ghosts of his past have come back to haunt him. Can Ezra Mendoza, now a tired, old clockmaker, overcome the powerful forces that conspire against him?This gripping story by bestselling authors Eva Vogiel and Ruth Steinberg will draw you into a world of suspense and intrigue.Expect the unexpected!Hardcover | 6 x 9 |

The Clockmaker's Apprentice

Vogiel, Eva

Judaica Pr

Die 1866 geborene Emmi Lewald gehort zu den fast vergessenen Autorinnen des Deutschen Kaiserreichs und der Weimarer Republik. Ihr Interesse galt unterschiedlichen Aspekten der gesellschaftlichen Umbruchsituation um 1900, insbesondere der Alltagsrealitat burgerlicher Frauen und der im Kaiserreich intensiv diskutierten 'Frauenfrage'. Die Studie untersucht die sozialhistorischen Bedingungen, das Selbstverstandnis, die Berufswirklichkeit und die Werke einer burgerlichen Berufsschriftstellerin, deren Schreiben von der Orientierung am Literaturmarkt, von personlichen kunstlerischen Ambitionen und von den neuen Literaturstromungen der Zeit ebenso bestimmt wurde wie vom Wunsch, den historischen Wandel der Frauenrolle literarisch zu verarbeiten.

Die Schriftstellerin Emmi Lewald 1866-1946: Weibliche Autorschaft, Zeitgeist Und Literaturmarkt (Literatur Und Leben, 87) (German Edition)

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht Gmbh & Co

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