Winner of the Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) Award Series Prize for the Novel, Winner of the Hackney Award for the Novel
 The novelist Zachary Lazar, the final judge of the AWP Contest, wrote of his selection:
 “Rachel’s Tomb is a deftly ambitious novel about young soldiers in the Israeli Defense Forces and the loved ones they’ve left behind. It brings to life with great artistry a diverse cast of secular and religious Jews, Arabs, Russian and Ethiopian immigrants, soldiers and civilians — a complex image of Israel. The book’s absurdist humor gracefully counterpoints the waste, loss, and early sorrow faced by its indelibly drawn characters.”
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                Rachel’s Tomb: A Novel
- From the Publisher
 
                      January 1, 2013
                    
                                    
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