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Touching and powerful. Emotional read.
Teeters between reality and magical realism. Subtle plotting, but a fascinating read.
"Beautiful prose and thought-provoking sentences. Among them, my favourite - "If you are making your journey in a hurry, you are making it poorly." A book about superstition, love, relationships, dealing with death and the impact of war in the Balkans, it is weaved together by three strands - the grandfather and the tiger's wife, the grandfather and the deathless man and Natalia, the granddaughter. The three threads never quite come together and it is puzzling why Obreht chose the Tiger's wife as the title when the Deathless Man may be more appropriate. Obreht also likes to tell in detail the background of secondary characters such as Luka, Darisa and the apothecary. The detail was not necessary at times and affected the pace of the book.
Agree with Bethany- the characters didn't feel real except the Grandfather. The narrator might as well have been a robot. I did enjoy the Balkan folk tales and beliefs. It was interesting.
Over twenty years ago, I was in France and the Berlin wall was coming down. Easterners and Westerners were freely interacting for the first time in my lifetime. I remember thinking that I couldn't wait to read eastern European literature. And then a war intervened. Now, finally, we are seeing more of their literature.
This book is a story of a grandfather and his granddaughter, and the village lore that spanned their lifetime, and the tiger lurking in the woods - is he tame or ferocious? Don't be put off by the apparent youth of the writer, she has a rich voice and employs literary devices that many writers never achieve.
Here is a quote that is quintessentially Eastern European village talk:
"We're all entitled to our superstitions."
And a lovely line fron grandfather to granddaughter:
"Come on, is your heart a sponge or a fist?"
And of course, the book is about war, many wars:
"We were seventeen, furious at everything because we didn't know what else to do with the fact that the war was over."
― Téa Obreht, The Tiger's Wife
"For Obreht, the mind's witness is more than equal to the eye's. And her narrator, in retelling the experiences of her grandfather's generation, enfolds them into her own. As his vision joins hers, old and new memories collide in a vibrant collage that has no date, no dateline."
Obreht has prodigious talent for storytelling and imagery, so it seems only a matter of time before she writes something truly great.
"Ms. Obreht has not only made a precocious debut, but she has also written a richly textured and searing novel."
Haunted as it is by the specter of civil war, this confident debut steers clear of specific blame for any particular group, concentrating instead on the stories people tell themselves to explain the unthinkable. While at times a bit too dense and confusing, Obreht's remarkable story showcases a young talent with a bright future.
Debut novels either arrive on the scene trailing a gust of hype or without much fanfare at all, but Téa Obreht's first effort comes with more literary baggage than would be allowed on a flight...The Tiger's Wife is by no means a perfect novel; its fits-and-starts structure leans more toward self-contained small gems than powerful overall effect. But Obreht has much to impart about the power of stories and the ways in which they bind families together, shut out ever-evolving cataclysm, and force people, young and old, to reckon with their true selves....
Like any good sorcerer, the spell Obreht casts is strong enough to circumvent flaws, and to invite the reader to hope she'll continue honing her literary magic with even greater depth and care.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0385343833, Hardcover)Author One-on-One: Jennifer Egan and Téa Obreht
Jennifer Egan is the recipient of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for her novel A Visit from the Goon Squad, which was also awarded the National Book Critics Circle Award. She is the author of The Keep, Look at Me, and the story collection Emerald City. Her stories have been published in The New Yorker, Harper's Magazine, GQ, Zoetrope: All-Story, and Ploughshares, and her nonfiction appears frequently in The New York Times Magazine. She lives with her husband and sons in Brooklyn.
Jennifer Egan: One of the central powerful relationships in the book is between Natalia and her grandfather: it's not the type of relationship we usually see as the primary relationship in a novel. Could you talk a little about that grandparent-grandchild relationship, your feelings about it in your own life and how it became central in this novel?
Téa Obreht: I grew up with my grandparents on my mother's side, and they essentially raised me. As a kid, you resist the idea of your own parents having had lives and pasts of their own. Snuff me out if I'm wrong here, but I see that as something prevalent in your novel A Visit From the Goon Squad: a sense of the parent-child relationship being very tense and of children not wanting to live in their parents' shadow. When you're growing up, the lives of your parents aren't that fascinating, but there is this fascination with grandparents. Because of that great amount of time that has passed between their youth and yours, and the fact that they lived entire lives before you even got there, you can't really deny their identity as individuals prior to your existence they way perhaps you can with your parents. There's also an awareness that the world was very different when they were living their lives.
Egan: Animals play such an enormous role in the novel: the tiger, the dog, Sonia the elephant, Darisa who seems to be part-human, part-bear. You write so movingly about animals that I found myself close to tears every time you wrote about the tiger from the tiger's point of view. Do you have a strong connection to animals in your life? How is it that animals end up figuring so enormously in this story?
Obreht: I'm definitely, it turns out, the kind of person who's a total National Geographic nerd. I'm there for all the TV specials. As I've gotten older I think my awareness of the natural world and animals' relationship to people--both culturally and biologically--has grown. It was fun to write from the point of view of the tiger, and emotionally rewarding, but I think the animals also serve almost as markers around which the characters have to navigate. I don't think that was something I did consciously, it just sort of happened. There is something jarring about seeing an animal out of place: there's a universal feeling of awe when you see an animal, particularly an impressive animal, out of place.
Egan: There are really two worlds in the book which mingle and sometimes intersect: there's the present day political, medical, scientific situation in which Natalia operates, and then there's this more mystical, folkloric world of the grandfather's past. How did these define themselves in your mind? Was it hard to move between them?
Obreht: Pretty early on in the writing I realized that mythmaking and storytelling are a way in which people deal with reality. They're a coping mechanism. In Balkan culture, there's almost a knowledge that reality will eventually become myth. In ten or twenty years you will be able to recount what happened today with more and more embellishments until you've completely altered that reality and funneled it into the world of myth.
A Letter from the Author
Téa Obreht was born in Belgrade in the former Yugoslavia in 1985 and has lived in the United States since the age of twelve. Her writing has been published in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Harper's, and The Guardian, and has been anthologized in The Best American Short Stories and The Best American Nonrequired Reading. She has been named by The New Yorker as one of the twenty best American fiction writers under forty and included in the National Book Foundation's list of 5 Under 35. Téa Obreht lives in New York.After completing my first novel, The Tiger's Wife, I've found myself indulging in a sentimental mood. I pretend that this is due to my need to retrace my steps, to see how it all came together, and, by remembering what I did before, somehow speed my next project along; in fact, I am probably just procrastinating or being insufferable, mulling over memories that, due to the late hours, were doomed to an impregnable haze a long time ago. I dig through my "notes": folded scraps of paper, the backs of torn-open envelopes where I doodled plot points and lines of dialogue, index cards with cryptic inscriptions—"BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WATERMELON?!?!?"—punctuated as though I'd had some kind of civilization-saving breakthrough. For whatever reason, as I go through my notes, I spend much of my time revisiting the evolution of my characters. Who's been there the longest? Who was thrown out at the last minute? Who was the life and soul of the first draft, and then ended up with one dialogue in the third? Who's been renamed, transformed completely into somebody else? >In some ways, the answers to these questions are both pointless and intensely personal, like telling a long-distance friend about how you've fallen in love with a person they have never met: they can listen politely while you rattle off a list of traits or events, but a whole world of experience separates the storyteller from the listener. But I do believe that thinking about these things gets back to the vital question of artistic control, and the surprising ways in which your work takes on a life of its own. In The Tiger's Wife, I found, of course, that core of the cast members— a tiger, his "wife," a little boy—were all together at the outset, in the spring of 2007, peopling a lackluster short story about a deaf-mute girl who arrives in a snowbound village in pursuit of the escaped tiger with whom she performed in a traveling circus. But, to my surprise, I also found a then-minor character called Dariša the Bear. Originally, he was a mean drunk, a ruthless and uncomplicated villain, hardened by religious fanaticism, and I wanted the reader's revulsion with him to be simple and complete. When the story began to expand, and the village of Galina and the characters who live there expanded with it, there was no room for Dariša; his kind of villainy had been eclipsed by a far more sinister character, and he was extracted and put away. He wouldn't find his way into the book again until one afternoon, almost a year later, when I found myself at the Moscow flea market of Ismailova—a townie-shunned tourist trap against which the few Russians I knew had cautioned me—and among the predictable lacquered matrioshkas, bootleg DVDs, prints of Soviet propaganda and fake Fabergé baubles, I met the bear-man. I can't picture his face anymore, but I do remember that he had pitched his booth at the top of a wide, stone staircase, and that, draping down from the top like water, were the pelts of maybe two dozen brown bears of all shapes and shades, mouths agape. We must have talked—I can't imagine not asking him where he was from, or whether he had done the killing himself—but I don't remember the conversation. What I do remember is going home that afternoon and dredging up a man reincarnated as Dariša the Bear, a hunter and taxidermist whose obsession with death, drawn from great personal loss, is rooted in his desire to understand and preserve the majesty of things once living. I would never have thought, at the outset of all of this, that of all the characters in The Tiger's Wife, I would end up feeling closest to Dariša. Perhaps it is because in a roundabout way I have ultimately spent so much time with him; perhaps it is because, in the end, he becomes a man who seeks to capture life in the absence of it. After all, isn't that what storytellers really do?
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Remembering childhood stories her grandfather once told her, young physician Natalia becomes convinced that he spent his last days searching for "the deathless man," a vagabond who claimed to be immortal. As Natalia struggles to understand why her grandfather, a deeply rational man would go on such a farfetched journey, she stumbles across a clue that leads her to the extraordinary story of the tiger's wife.… (more)
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In 1926, Nikolai Vavilov founded the world's first modern seedbank, and amassed a collection which today contains over 90% unique varieties of plant, contained in no other collection in existence. For his opposition to Lysenkoism he died in prison, and several of his colleagues famously starved to death instead of eating their specimens during the Siege of Leningrad. Now the Pavlovsk seedbank facility has been seized by the Federal Agency for Public Estate Management, and pending a court ruling will be demolished - contents and all - to build a housing development. The collection cannot be moved in time because it is a working seedbank of living plants.
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Life has been agonizing at times for Fran Morris and her 15-year-old son, Matthew, over the past 19 months.
Matthew was diagnosed with leukemia in August 2011, and since then he and his family have been on a roller-coaster ride of dealing with it, including chemotherapy and missing out on his freshman year of high school while he underwent treatment.
"Our lives were turned upside down," Fran Morris said. "We had no warning. We had nothing."
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The event was organized by Mercyhurst University students in the university's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America. Joseph Pudlick, former Mercyhurst PRSSA president and event organizer, said his group expected to raise about $1,400 for the foundation to fund research into cures for children's cancer.
"It's going great," Pudlick said after his event began Saturday afternoon. "It's an awesome feeling to give that much back to childhood cancer research."
The foundation gave more than $25 million in research grants in 2012. Pudlick, a senior at Mercyhurst, said people who are interested in helping out should donate online at www.stbaldricks.org.
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Pudlick said this was the first time the event for St. Baldrick's Foundation was held in Erie, but it likely won't be the last.
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About halfway through the graduation my husband happened to be passing that area and there was a bunch of kids that were down there. It seems one of the gates were now unlocked and there was no supervision occurring. These kids figured out that if you crawled to the front of the bleachers you could access the entire length and access all areas. Well to say the least they stole my phone with irreplaceable contacts, photos and videos on it. The school had nothing to say to this. No one turned in my phone at the school or the police department.
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Santora had three hits and two RBIs for Mercyhurst while Blair and Latshaw had two hits each.
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Book value will exceed $10.00 per share for the first time.
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Doesnt look as if we'll pull down enough volume for that today
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The New York Times' parallels of Israeli and Arab behavior are forced, and inaccurate.
I've long been a defender of The New York Times' Mideast coverage, arguing that for all of its flaws on occasion, there is no consistent, inherent bias against Israel.
But I'm having second thoughts these days, based on the coverage of the latest round of fighting between Israel and Hamas.
Case in point: an Editorial on Monday, "Four Horrific Killings," and news report on Tuesday, "Israel Warns Gaza Targets by Phone and Leaflet," both of which seem to me guilty of striving so hard for symmetry to the point of ignoring or playing loose with some basic facts about how the Palestinians and Israelis wage war.
One might think that a story on how Israel seeks to warn civilians in Gaza of impending attacks via cellphone calls and leaflets in Arabic would be portrayed as a humanitarian effort. Yet the Israeli policy of giving advance word to occupants that the building they are in is going to be bombed is described as "contentious." To whom? I wondered. The Times cites "groups like Human Rights Watch," which assert that such warnings "do not absolve the armed forces" of ensuring that "the warnings are effective."
In the specific incident cited, Israel called the cellphone of someone in a house in Gaza that the air force was about to bomb, saying everyone must leave in five minutes. According to a survivor of the attack, as the occupants were fleeing, "our neighbors came in to form a human shield." (This was after an Israeli drone fired a flare at the roof of the house, a common practice the Israelis call "the knock on the roof" to make sure people leave.)
As a result, the house was not abandoned and seven people died when the bomb hit. Israeli officials said they had done their best to convince the occupants to get out and that houses that are targeted belong to Hamas members who use them to plan military actions.
Israel contends that terror groups like Hamas and Hezbollah deliberately operate in civilian areas, often schools or hospitals, hoping that Israel either will not attack so as to avoid shedding innocent blood, or will be condemned by the international community for the use of disproportionate force when such unintended tragedies take place.
(One of the serious flaws of the infamous Goldstone Report to the United Nations after the 2009 round of fighting between Israel and Hamas was that it refused to deal with the fact that the Arab militants wear civilian clothes and operate in civilian neighborhoods to cynically exploit the Israel Defense Force's ethical code of avoiding innocent deaths whenever possible.)
The Times article also stated that "Israel does not always give warnings, of course." It noted that an Israeli missile hit a car in Gaza, killing its three occupants, one of whom "was reportedly a senior Hamas military official, Muhammad Shaban, and it seemed unlikely that anyone had called them to warn that a missile was on the way."
Is warning your enemy the standard procedure called for in warfare against leaders of an acknowledged terror group? More to the point, is any other country, including our own, expected to act this way?
The editorial the day before, on the tragic killings of the three Israeli teenagers followed by the murder, presumably by Jews, of a Palestinian youngster, calls upon "leaders on both sides to try and calm the volatile emotions that once again threaten both peoples."
The Times writes that "after the attack on the Israeli teenagers, some Israelis gave in to their worst prejudices," and points out that "hundreds of extreme right-wing protesters" chanted "Death to Arabs," a "Facebook page named `People of Israel Demand Revenge' gathered 35,000 `likes' before being taken down," and "a blogger gave prominence to a photo, also on Facebook, that featured a sign saying: 'Hating Arabs is not racism, it's values.'"
The Times acknowledges, in a phrase, that "Palestinians have been fully guilty of hateful speech against Jews." But it does not point out that Israeli officials publicly and regularly speak out against racial prejudice while ongoing incitement against Jews as evil baby-killers is supported, if not promoted, almost daily by the Palestinian government, which glorifies suicide bombers as "martyrs" and teaches children that Jews are sub-human.
Finally, the editorial reports that both Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Abbas denounced the murders. But it does not mention that Abbas is now partners in a unity government with Hamas, whose charter is to destroy the Jewish state and kill Jews, and currently trying to do so through hundreds of daily rocket attacks against the Israeli population.
Without leaflets, phone calls or other advance notice.
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I too was a NYTimes subscriber until this year, there is something amiss in their editorial room, they've lost that prized objectivity in the Middle East. During the Sisi revolution they completely ignored the millions protesting AGAINST Morsi. Then of course the ScarJo Super Bowl ad that led to SIX articles supporting BDS.
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Thank you for a good analysis.
This bias is not new for the NY Times. Other "papers of record" around the world are similarly biased, some, eg the Guardian, to a far greater extent.
But the mother of all bias is without doubt the BBC. Why the mother of all bias? Simply because, with an audience of 200,000,000 (two hundred million) people, every word, nuance, inflection, and most importantly, omission - hits countless targets.
The very stature of the BBC as the world's foremost broadcaster with its huge publicly funded budget and its perpetual air of authority, lends enormous weight to the false image the BBC has projected relating to Israel. It has done this in part by interspersing snippets of apparently pro-Israel tidbits into its coverage, but always in a way calculated to have far less impact than the main thrust of each item.
Example: Today's report on the Gaza conflict is devoted almost totally in great detail to the impact of Israel's attacks on the Hamas infrastructure which do not mention Hamas infrastructure but report only on the truly tragic human toll. Only at the very end are added the words: "in response to rocket fire" as if the rocket fire just happened.
Perhaps in a future article you could respond to those critics around the world and ask these question:
Are those critics suggesting that if someone wants to attack Israel, all they have to do is place weapons among civilians, fire them and sit back free of any counter-attack?
Do those international critics consider it a major hardship for Gaza to simply stop firing rockets and totally prevent the human tragedy they are reporting?
Do these critics understand the meaning of "innocent" when they refer to the Gaza electorate that freely elected by an overwhelming majority a party whose charter they had fully five yeas to read and understand, and whose one and only stated printed, published and broadcast goal is the destruction of Israel and the murder of it's Jewish population.
True, the children were once innocent, and those who have never been to school or heard their parents preach hatred still are innocent. But their parents are not. They voted for the Hamas tyranny. That is the difficult part of democracy: it places responsibility on the voters - especially if they vote for war.
Finally, the international, seemingly frustrated reaction to the low (so far zero) human toll from Gaza rockets fired indiscriminately at Israel's population. It is as if Israel must be punished for sixty years of building shelters for every citizen while the population of Gaza must be protected by the global community from the natural consequences of using aid money to buy and fire rockets.
I look forward to seeing some of these points in your future articles if you find them valid and useful. No attribution necessary.
yes, and even the way he Times words its headlines about the situation. I think your assessment is much too kind.
I completely agree, but I wonder how and why it took you, a very intelligent person, so long to discover the glaring bias of the New
York Times.
This applies not only to the content of its articles but even how they
are placed. Anything negative appears on the front page, positive items are buried inside.
The organization CAMERA has pointed this out - and documented - for a long time.
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all that is the LEAST of it ....
Another inherently racist opinion piece. I believe Hamas has issued a warning that they will send suicide bombers to every Israeli bus & cafe.
It seems clear that much of the world is clamoring for more Jewish blood (Heaven forbid) in order to justify Israeli self defense. Its better to have to face their criticism for successful Israeli self defense than to have to face their sympathy for Hamas missiles killing Jews.
What sympathy That is not likely
Yishar Koah, Gary, for flaming the NYT. They well deserve it.
Mr. Rosenblatt is just having second thoughts about the NY Times now? Where has your head been for the past 40 years? Incredible!


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