The Jews of Summer demonstrates how a cultural crisis birthed a rite of passage that remains a significant influence in American Jewish life
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Blood Party by Merle Bachman New Year The Jews of Summer demonstrates"Merle Bachman's BLOOD PARTY is a remarkable memoir, told in fragments, interruptionsin ways that prohibit any fixed retelling. In it, the impossibility of telling becomes the story: of ancestry, family, and a mother's silence, pieced together in a poetry that is always vibrating yet never arrives."Kristin Prevallet "Memory has its own architecture, its own geography. Yet, as Merle Bachman demonstrates in BLOOD PARTY, these are mutablestretching and