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A Table for One by Aharon Appelfeld
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"A Table For One" is a memoir of Aharon Appelfeld's city, Jerusalem. It brings forth an unknown side of Appelfeld's writing as he reveals the centrality of Jerusalem in his life and work. We discover that his "city of light" proved to be far more than a shelter and the place where Appelfeld came of age and spent his adult life: it became his inspiration - the quarry of his imagination. "A Table For One" is set in the intimate Jerusalem cafes of the 1950s and 1960s, where the scent of fresh roasted coffee and cigarette smoke wafted in with the elan of a lost European culture. Appelfeld found that it was only in a cafe - only in a Jerusalem cafe - that he could write his novels, shaping meaning and wholeness out of the fragments of his painful past.
Release date NZ
May 31st, 2012
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
200
Dimensions
140x210x10
ISBN-13
9781592641970
Product ID
2314369

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