Title: Gripping novel, moving account
Product review: The best historical fiction yet written on the Spanish Civil War - and actually penned by the last commander of the American brigade. For Whom the Bell Tolls is fun, classic Hemingway, whereas Another Hill is brilliantly real, and just as captivating. I couldn't put it down. I knew the author well, having interviewed him many times as a journalist, while reporting on his political activism. I now live part time in Spain on a property crisscrossed by the author himself, during the battles described in this autobiographical novel. Miraculously, Wolff's novel is as successfully transportive as being there in the flesh, getting to know the people and places firsthand. Bravo!
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