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Tag: WWII fiction

June 1, 2026 Bill Wolfe

Three notable novels, two from May and one from 2025, that you will want to read

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Dinner and Conversation with Jane Delury and Jessica Anya Blau

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Turning her mother’s life into fiction: Anne Raeff talks with Barbara Ridley about her new Holocaust novel, WHEN IT’S OVER

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