With this semi-autobiographical novel, the author returns to the themes which have long compelled her - the tragedies of childhood, the power of emotion, and the Holocaust - and pays homage to her companion of the last 12 years. The author won the Prix Goncourt in 1984 for "The Lover".
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With this semi-autobiographical novel, the author returns to the themes which have long compelled her - the tragedies of childhood, the power of emotion, and the Holocaust - and pays homage to her companion of the last 12 years. The author won the Prix Goncourt in 1984 for "The Lover".
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