Book Clubs are Wonderful!
Go behind the stories and peer into the archives at the CJH book discussion, led by Lauren Gilbert, Senior Manager for Public Services at the Center for Jewish History. Join a discussion of Eva and Eve. more
The PowerPoint Presentation for Virtual and In-Person Events: Eva and Eve: A Search for My Mother’s Lost Childhood and What a War Left Behind
With each public speaking event that I give related to "Eva and Eve," I include a PowerPoint presentation. more
A Daughter’s Inheritance
It’s early November 1992, and my mother, Eve, is engaged in a fierce battle by airmail with government bureaucrats in Vienna, the city that was once her home. She is on fire, fueled by a reserve of outrage decades in the making. The target of her wrath is one Dr. Wetscherek. more
2G—Second Generation—and the Persistence of Memory
As a representative of the Second Generation, that is, the children of survivors, my perspective is that of growing up in a home where a parent was still living with the memory of Nazi terror. more
Moms Don’t Have Time to…or Do They?
Despite the name of her podcast and well-followed Instagram feed, somehow Zibby Owens manages to do everything! while raising several children! I bow down. more
MEET THE CREATOR on BESPOKE TV
In this interview you will really get a sense of three very different creative lives, and how they begin and evolve in the most unexpected ways.
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Connections
One of the most rewarding things about my writing life is making connections with other authors and they often happen in the most curious ways. I met Danielle Trussoni some years ago through a series of serendipitous events. more
Eva and Eve in these Times
For those of you just joining me here, I am the daughter of a Holocaust refugee and I am about to publish Eva and Eve, a book that tells the story of how her family escaped from Nazi Austria … more
Random Connections May Not Be So Random
In 2012, I visited Vienna with my daughter. I went to visit my mother’s childhood home but was not able to access the inside. more
Recreating a Lost Childhood in Vienna
From my first trip to Vienna in 1980 I never forgot the gargoyle over the imposing front door. I took this photo when I visited Vienna for the second time in 2012.
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