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"A psychologically and psychologically astute family portrait, with dark themes or templates like racism, cancer and the bittersweet longing of the immigrant."
--New York Times Reserve Review (Editors Choice)
"Nunez has created a moving and insightful figure analysis while delving into the complexities of id politics. Highly recommended."
--Library Journal (*starred review*)
"Nunez deftly explores family strife and immigrant id in her brilliant latest . . . with expressive prose and convincing people that immediately hook the audience."
--Publishers Regular (*starred review*)
"Nunez offers an intimate portrait of the unknowable secrets and indelible ties that bind husbands and wives, moms and daughters."
--Booklist
"The award-winning writer of Prospero's Little girl has written a book more close than her usual big-picture work; this moving exploration of immigrant id has a protagonist captured between race, school and a moms love."
--Ms. Newspaper
"Probing and lyrical, this fantastic book is one of Nunez's best yet."
--Edwidge Danticat
ANNA IN-BETWEEN is Elizabeth Nunez's finest literary achievements thus far. In extra prose, with laserlike attention to every word and the juxtaposition of words to each other, Nunez results to her themes or templates of mental alienation, within the framework of school and color discrimination, so richly developed in her preceding books.
Anna, the novel's main figure, who has an effective publishing job in the U.S., is the girl of your upper-class Caribbean family. While on holiday in the island home of her beginning she discovers that her mom, Beatrice, has breasts cancer. Beatrice categorically rejects all initiatives to persuade her to visit the U.S. for treatment, even though it is, perhaps, her only potential for survival.
Elizabeth Nunez is an award-winning writer of seven novels. She is a distinguished teacher at Hunter College or university, CUNY, and divides her time between Amityville, New York, and Brooklyn.
--New York Times Reserve Review (Editors Choice)
"Nunez has created a moving and insightful figure analysis while delving into the complexities of id politics. Highly recommended."
--Library Journal (*starred review*)
"Nunez deftly explores family strife and immigrant id in her brilliant latest . . . with expressive prose and convincing people that immediately hook the audience."
--Publishers Regular (*starred review*)
"Nunez offers an intimate portrait of the unknowable secrets and indelible ties that bind husbands and wives, moms and daughters."
--Booklist
"The award-winning writer of Prospero's Little girl has written a book more close than her usual big-picture work; this moving exploration of immigrant id has a protagonist captured between race, school and a moms love."
--Ms. Newspaper
"Probing and lyrical, this fantastic book is one of Nunez's best yet."
--Edwidge Danticat
ANNA IN-BETWEEN is Elizabeth Nunez's finest literary achievements thus far. In extra prose, with laserlike attention to every word and the juxtaposition of words to each other, Nunez results to her themes or templates of mental alienation, within the framework of school and color discrimination, so richly developed in her preceding books.
Anna, the novel's main figure, who has an effective publishing job in the U.S., is the girl of your upper-class Caribbean family. While on holiday in the island home of her beginning she discovers that her mom, Beatrice, has breasts cancer. Beatrice categorically rejects all initiatives to persuade her to visit the U.S. for treatment, even though it is, perhaps, her only potential for survival.
Elizabeth Nunez is an award-winning writer of seven novels. She is a distinguished teacher at Hunter College or university, CUNY, and divides her time between Amityville, New York, and Brooklyn.
