One Voice, Many Echoes: Selected Prose - Softcover

A selection of the authors prose work representing fiction, plays and essays composed over a sixty year career. A selection of the authors prose work representing fiction, plays and essays composed over a sixty year career. The work illustrates the authors “impulse to understand the human spirit under duress and the kind of world we have made and live in.” It offers “penetrating and tragically funny stories, access to deep heartfelt feelings, a progressive perspective on the human condition, and the use of words in a masterfully brilliant way.”

Rebecca Camhi Fromer is the author of The Holocaust Odyssey of Daniel Bennahmias, Sonderkommando; The House by the Sea, Of That Other Time and Place, and Out of Silence into Being. She has co-authored or edited numerous works, among which may be found Rumkowski and the Orphans of Lodz, The War From Within, They Say Diamonds Don’t Burn, and Bridge of Sorrow, Bridge of Hope. She is represented in Sephardic American Voices, Two Hundred Years of a Literary Legacy, and both she and Seymour Fromer are co-founders of the Magnes Museum in Berkeley, California.