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Dara horn is the author of four widely acclaimed novels and the recipient of honors including the national jewish book award, the reform judaism fiction prize. The representation of trauma and memory in the pawnbroker. Ive got 11 smalltown horror novels that will make you think twice about coming home again. The human season 1960, which received the harry and ethel daroff memorial fiction award for the years best novel on a jewish theme, and the pawnbroker 1961, which was nominated for the national book award and secured wallant a guggenheim fellowship. Enter your mobile number or email address below and well send you a link to download the free kindle app. The pawnbroker is a stunning work that details the psychic journey of a tortured holocaust survivor.
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