A WRITER'S WIT |
New Yorker Fiction 2016
“Full of compliments, Adik had offered to help such a gifted painter sell his apartment at a profit and buy a cheaper one. The same day, he’d given Adik the power of attorney for all his property. We know how that ended” (68).
The author has written more than fifteen books, including There Once Lived a Mother Who Loved Her Children, Until They Moved Back In and a memoir, A Girl from the Metropol Hotel, which will be published in America next year.
Illustration by Henning Wagenbreth.
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