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Title: The Most Awful Truths
Review: How do descendents of Holocaust victims and perpetrators come to terms with the unthinkable atrocities that their ancestors witnesssed, experienced, and sometimes inflicted? In Shira Nayman's emotionally rich and psychologically brilliant stories, her heroines stumble upon, often at great psychic peril, the truth about the enormous suffering their relatives endured or, in some cases, caused.There is breathtaking urgency in these stories in keeping with the best of psychological thrillers. As if this were not enough, Ms. Nayman writes with such poetic grace and visceral intelligence that the reader knows herself to be in the hands of a literary talent of the highest order.Ms. Nayman's intrepid characters, compelled to seek the most awful of truths, are literary descendents of Oedipus, Electra, Antigone, Hamlet, and Lear, whose terrifying struggle between blindness and insight give them tragic and univeral dimension.
