“When I testified and spoke out publicly in Germany … I felt lightened. The world was finally listening.”
Author: Another Chicago Magazine
“The thing about the Metropolitan-American Weekend Dad is, he has a relatively brief shelf life.”
“Leaving is believing. Believing that you can come back.”
“These are the kinds of life lessons we learn as children. The nights will just keep going till you die.”
“The German was very, very nice … He paid extra special attention to my life when I wasn’t.”
Solwitz’s lush, taut novel gets under the skin of teenagers who make a suicide pact. Reviewed by Toni Nealie.
A sweeping political history of last century Europe and the United States, from the 1920s up to 1959. Reviewed by Natalia Nebel.
Bruce Dancis’ nuanced historical-cum-autobiographic account of the late-1960s movement at Cornell University against U.S. warfare in Vietnam. Reviewed by Lew Zipin.
“Proportionality and Discrimination,” “Go With the Grain,” “Why Did _______ Join if They Knew What They Were Signing Up For?” and “How to Bomb a School or a Hospital”
“After the Hospital Waiting Room” and “When Asked About My Grandfather’s Death”
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