US EditionThe Postcard by Anne Berest review – an autofictional tale of family survival
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The Postcard by Anne Berest review – an autofictional tale of family survival
The author sets out to discover what happened to her ancestors during the Holocaust in this gripping, poignant workAnne Berest’s work of autofiction, a bestseller in France and a finalist for the Prix Goncourt, opens on a snowy Paris morning in 2003. The protagonist’s mother, Léila, steps outside for her first cigarette of the day, only to find a mysterious postcard in the mailbox. On it are four names: Ephraim, Emma, Noémie, Jacques. Her grandf…
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