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Mother for Dinner
Book • 2020
In 'Mother for Dinner', Shalom Auslander delves into themes of legacy, assimilation, and the burdens of tradition.
The story follows Seventh Seltzer, who must navigate his family's cannibalistic traditions after his mother's death.
The novel is a humorous yet profound exploration of identity and cultural identity in America.
The story follows Seventh Seltzer, who must navigate his family's cannibalistic traditions after his mother's death.
The novel is a humorous yet profound exploration of identity and cultural identity in America.
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Back to the USSR: Russia and Ukraine
Recommended by Andrew Miller as a satirical novel exploring identity politics.
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