No return address : a memoir of displacement /
In recounting her life's journey from Romania to the United States, Vlasopolos writes movingly of the peculiar attributes of displacement in the contemporary world. Vlasopolos renders a loving portrait of her mother, an Auschwitz survivor courageously raising a young girl alone after the death...
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Chronology
- ONE: Mouthfuls
- TWO: Gatekeepers
- THREE: Out of the Mouth
- FOUR: The Vocabulary of Faith
- FIVE: Mud Miracles
- SIX: To Eat or Not to Eat
- SEVEN: Bucharest
- EIGHT: Contingencies
- NINE: Telling Tales
- TEN: Growing Boys
- ELEVEN: Paris
- TWELVE: Brussels
- THIRTEEN: Walls
- FOURTEEN: Frankfurt Passage
- FIFTEEN: Misplacing Detroit
- SIXTEEN: Where All the Lights Were Bright
- SEVENTEEN: Variations on the Pastoral
- EIGHTEEN: Sub-Urban Skies
- NINETEEN: Endings, Continuities
- TWENTY: Returns.