Lily Ebert, Holocaust survivor who became a TikTok sensation, dies at 100

Click Here to Read: Lily Ebert, Holocaust survivor who became a TikTok sensation, dies at 100. Ebert survived Auschwitz and made her way to England, where she was honored by King Charles By Jackie Hajdenberg on the Jewish Telegraph website on October 9, 2024.

Click Here to Read: Dov Forman Wants You to Know His Great-Grandmother’s Holocaust Story by Elisabeth Egan in the New York Times on May 26, 2024.

Lily Ebert (aged 97) together with her great grandson, Dov Forman (aged 17). Together they have written Lily’s memoir: ‘Lily’s Promise’. Image: Matti zoman. Pubic Domain via Wikimedia Commons

Review of This Thing of Darkness in the US Review of Books

This Thing of Darkness: Quotes from the Review in The US Review of Books 

‘A surreal and beautiful journey’ 
‘Oversized pages with an abundance of white space, floating text, highlighted sections, photos, drawings, and verbal jousting’
‘Dart tackles the issue of words themselves—the “language-game” whereby reality is shaped by the words we use.’
‘Wittgenstein’s philosophy, a protective bumper, a soft shield between her experience of a childhood tragedy and her memories of it.’

Click Here to Read: the Complete Review of of This Thing of Darkness by Linda Dart in the US Review of Books 

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New From IPBooks: Our Time is Up: A Novel by Roberta Satow

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The novel is compelling and engaging. The narrative is daring, bold, courageous, and, necessarily, delightfully character-driven. Roberta Satow offers the reader the process of her personal journey of becoming a psychoanalyst. What does that process entail? Each psychoanalyst’s journey is unique, befitting the very nature of psychoanalysis, and yet each unique journey shares something in common with every other psychoanalytic journey – it is deeply personal. Thus, Satow’s novel/memoir  exploring her own journey must involve describing her own personal issues, her own psychoanalysis, her feelings about, and relationship with, her psychoanalyst, and, ultimately, while working with her supervisor,  the process of conducting psychoanalysis with people referred to her while she was attending a psychoanalytic institute. –From the review by Merle Molofsky of Our Time is Up.

Click Here to Read: Merle Molofsky’s review of Our Time is Up: A Novel.

“Only very rarely is the elusive magic of psychotherapy captured in novels/films/professional writings. But this brilliant novel/memoir really evokes what it’s like to be a patient/what it’s like to be a therapist. I laughed/I cried/I learned. . . . Must read.”
—Allen James Frances, Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Adult Psychiatry & Psychology Division, Duke University

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