Searching for Schindler: A memoir
Knopf, $45 hb, 400 pp
Searching for Schindler: A memoir by Tom Keneally
by Chad Habel •
Reading Tom Keneally is always a delight. As a novelist, he has done much for Australian literature, but his non-fiction is more personable, the product of a sparkling intelligence and keen sense of humour. He is a man with eclectic interests, deeply engaged with the world: both its wonders and its tragedies. One could hardly imagine a less withdrawn artist.
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Searching for Schindler: A memoir
by Tom Keneally
Knopf, $45 hb, 400 pp
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