Shira Nayman's Books
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The ListenerA riveting and haunting novel of madness and passion set in a psychiatric hospital just after World War IIRead More
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Awake in the DarkA provocative and haunting collection about the psychological legacy of the Nazis in contemporary life from a remarkable new writer.Read More
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Westport Minuteman, June 30, 2010
...Waiting for the Barbarians,” and two titles about the holocaust, Joseph Horn, “Mark it with a Stone,” and Shira Nayman, “Awake in the Dark.” Other guest group leaders in the near future include Sybil Steinberg, former editor of Publisher’s...
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, March 11, 2010
...photography. This inaugural issue boasts contributions from writers Charles Bock, Todd Colby, James Frey, Ben Lasman, Donald Moss, Shira Nayman, Alice Notley, John Burnham Schwartz, Emma Straub, Anne Waldman, John Wray and Hannah Zeavin. Perhaps the most...
New York Daily News, January 25, 2010
...from different places. Jonathan Dee writes about a family sabotaged by wealth. No one could be further from Shira Nayman's refugee from Nazi Germany than Helen Benedict's failed British diplomat. Meanwhile, Adriana Trigiani brings it all home with a love...
New York Daily News, January 24, 2010
...from different places. Jonathan Dee writes about a family sabotaged by wealth. No one could be further from Shira Nayman's refugee from Nazi Germany than Helen Benedict's failed British diplomat. Meanwhile, Adriana Trigiani brings it all home with a love...
New York Daily News, January 24, 2010
...from different places. Jonathan Dee writes about a family sabotaged by wealth. No one could be further from Shira Nayman's refugee from Nazi Germany than Helen Benedict's failed British diplomat. Meanwhile, Adriana Trigiani brings it all home with a love...
Chicago Tribune, January 22, 2010
...Dew Breaker” by Edwidge Dandicat. Signature Club This week's Signature Club reader review is 'The Listener' by Shira Nayman as reviewed by Joan Pantsios of Hyde Park. Chicagoland book club Allow us to introduce you to a book club in the Western suburbs...
STLtoday.com, January 8, 2010
...itemTitle ''The itemURL groupTitle targetElementName the first to // your proxy page here 'The Listener' A novel by Shira Nayman Published by Scribner, 320 pages, $27 yesterday's most emailed 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Quick Links: papers in...
Miami Herald, January 5, 2010
...THE LISTENER. Shira Nayman. Scribner. 305 pages. $25. With U.S. involvement in Afghanistan ramping up, examining the effects of war on the psyche has never seemed more important. Shira Nayman churns up...
Library Journal, October 6, 2009
...Home Boy. Shaye Areheart: Harmony. Sept. (East Coast and Pakistan) ?Original, well researched, and sharply observed.? (LJ 8/09) Shira Nayman. The Listener. Scribner. Jan. (New York) ?Featuring a plot as rich as the characters, this is a...
A Progressive on the Prairie, March 1, 2010
...later helps build Mount Rushmore, which is is also plotting to blow up when FDR visits. The Listener , Shira Nayman — As often happens, a favorable comment on a book blog puts this on the list. The novel tells the story of the relationship between...
Entertainment - cleveland.com, January 17, 2010
...Arts Impact , Entertainment Impact , Karen R. Long » Shira Nayman's second book, 'The Listener,' is not equal to her mesmerizing 'Awake in the Dark' By Karen R. Long, The Plain Dealer January 18, 2010, 7:01AM Scribner, 305...
Literary Lotus, January 10, 2010
...own problems The reader is put into the unpleasant vantage point of the doctor's mind. THE LISTENER . Shira Nayman. Scribner. 305 pages. $25. With U.S. involvement in Afghanistan ramping up, examining the effects of war on the psyche has never seemed...
