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Fabulous small Jews

by Joseph Epstein

FictionSocial life and customsJewsNew York Times reviewedJews, fictionUnited states, social life and customs, fictionFiction, generalManners and customs

In these pages are artists, writers, a commodities trader, a concert pianist, all at various crossroads and turning points in their lives. These are classic stories with universal themes: the rights of talent, the attempt to shake one's identity, the desperation of strangled impulses, the complexities of family love. But as always with Epstein, the magic, the charm, and the humor are in his lavish details. The stories in Fabulous Small Jews are small worlds writ large, and Epstein's observant eye and witty voice bring them alive on the page.

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Book data: Open Library