
Enemies, A Love Story
Isaac Bashevis Singer · 1902–1991 · Poland / United States
Originally Sonim, di Geshichte fun a Liebe (Yiddish) · translated by Aliza Shevrin and Elizabeth Shub
Why it matters
A Holocaust survivor in postwar Brooklyn juggles a wife, a mistress, and a tangle of wartime secrets he can no longer keep straight: comedy and trauma sharing the same cramped apartment. Singer's bleakest comic novel finds absurdity inseparable from grief.
At a glance
tragedypsychological novelcomedy
Difficulty 5/10medium pace257 pagesDark comedy and Holocaust trauma sit uneasily close together throughout.
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