The Wall
by H. G. Adler
656 pages· 2014· ISBN 9780812993066
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A tale told in a modernist stream-of-consciousness style follows the experiences of Holocaust survivor Arthur, who returns to Prague to search for his missing parents and eventually remarries in London, where his children anchor him in a chaotic community of postwar exiles, in the first English-language translation of the work.
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