The UnAmericans

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« oviiig from the United States to Israel to Soviet Russia and back again, The UnAmericans is a stunning exploration of characters shaped by the forces of history. Molly Antopol's auspicious debut will long be remembered for its wit, humanity, and heart.
"These stories are beautiful, funny, fearless, exquisitely crafted, and truly novelistic in scope. . . . We're in the hands of a master storyteller, a writer with the emotional heft of Nicole Krauss, the intellectual depth of Saul Bellow, and the penetrating wit of Philip Roth."—JESMYN WARD
"Antöpol's stories display that wonderful combination of an originál voice with masterfully rendered settings. A rich collection, a great read."—ABRAHAM VERGHESE
"This is deeply humane fiction, coursing with the heat of a passionate, sympathetic heart."—KEN KALFUS
"A brave, generous, and effortlessly smart story... Tovább

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« oviiig from the United States to Israel to Soviet Russia and back again, The UnAmericans is a stunning exploration of characters shaped by the forces of history. Molly Antopol's auspicious debut will long be remembered for its wit, humanity, and heart.
"These stories are beautiful, funny, fearless, exquisitely crafted, and truly novelistic in scope. . . . We're in the hands of a master storyteller, a writer with the emotional heft of Nicole Krauss, the intellectual depth of Saul Bellow, and the penetrating wit of Philip Roth."—JESMYN WARD
"Antöpol's stories display that wonderful combination of an originál voice with masterfully rendered settings. A rich collection, a great read."—ABRAHAM VERGHESE
"This is deeply humane fiction, coursing with the heat of a passionate, sympathetic heart."—KEN KALFUS
"A brave, generous, and effortlessly smart story collection by a young writer with talent to burn."—LAUREN GROFF
MOLLY ANTOPOL teaches writing at Stanford University, where she was a recent Wallace Stegner Fellow.
• 6-city author tour: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, New York, Philadelphia
• Media interviews
• Major review attention
• Print and online features
• Early outreach and giveaways on Goodreads
• Library marketing
• Jewish book fairs
• Reading group guide available
• Advance reading copies
• Co-op available
• Translation rights sold in Francé, Germany, Italy, Spain, Holland, UK Vissza