The novel that's not just a Booker Prize nominee but also a story of time's unexpected arrow begins in darkness, Auschwitz. American Abe Linden is about to be captured, but he's found first. He encounters himself, younger and with a wife, Hannah. In this surreal visitation, Abe learns of a different destiny - one where he survives and is catapulted back to Auschwitz, this time as a survivor. This novel's structure is a breathtaking play on time's sands and life's twists, transporting readers to two of the darkest periods in human history, Auschwitz and America's post-9/11 world. In just 200 words, "Time's Arrow" is a must-read for anyone seeking a captivating and thought-provoking narrative.
