As a writer, Shira Gorshman is most notable for her unflinching examination of women's lives, and her willingness to dwell on uncomfortable emotions. Her lean storytelling style foregrounds the moral quandaries her characters face. Her writing is plain-spoken, unembellished, even blunt. Her characters are also straightforwardly who they appear to be. In Gorshman's text, everything is about the situation, the event, the interplay of right and wrong, and the characters' reactions to them. Gorshman's stories follow the trajectory of 20th-century Jewish life in Eastern Europe: from the Lithuanian shtetl to the Russian Revolution, through the kibbutz and collective farms, to Central Asia during wartime and back to mid-century Soviet life.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:B0CB97VK3B
ISBN13:9798987707869
Release Date:August 2023
Publisher:White Goat Press
Length:156 Pages
Weight:0.60 lbs.
Dimensions:0.6" x 6.1" x 8.7"
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