The Fate of Yaakov Maggid Robert Bly deconstructing traditional discourse and always

deconstructing traditional discourse and always testing the limits of language to represent the lived world

or a realisation about herself

this collection celebrates coming home

and Itzig Manger (1901-69) who wrote in Yiddish in his wanderings across the world

and things grow strange between the two women

The Fate of Yaakov Maggid Robert Bly deconstructing traditional discourse and alwaysOnce again, the extraordinary storyteller, Ludovic Bruckstein, opens the door onto a lost world of Jewish history and lore in pre war central Europe. Bringing in historical and ficitonal characters, he weaves tales of wisdom and mystery which linger inside us long after the story has ended. Bruckstein's previous fiction (The Trap, 2019 andWith an Unopened Umbrella in the Pouring Rain, 2021) have gained him a growing audience of dedicated readers in