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Paris Press is a not-for-profit press publishing the work of women writers that has been neglected or misrepresented by the literary world. Publishing one to two books a year, Paris Press values work that is daring in style and in its courage to speak truthfully about society, culture, history, and the human heart.
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FOR YOU! A TELL ME ANOTHER MORNING
STUDY AND RESOURCE GUIDE
& READING GROUP RESOURCE AND DISCUSSION GUIDE!
Paris Press is thrilled to announce the availability
of our Tell Me Another Morning Study
and Resource Guide and Reading Group Resource and Discussion Guide.
Both are free of charge and you are welcome to download the PDFs of
each and use them in whatever way they prove to be most helpful.
Learn more...
AVAILABLE NOW!
Tell Me Another Morning
by Zdena Berger
A New England Children's Bookselling Advisory Council Top 10 Title For 2007!
"As the three friends’ journey into darkness progresses, Tania’s language grows pure and strong in the best style of Hemingway...Tell Me Another Morning is luminous yet modest, rooted in the last century's worst reality, yet without rancor. Who could make up such miracles?"
— The Los Angeles Times (June 18, 2007) Read the full article.
"A rediscovered masterpiece of Holocaust literature, first published in 1961 and now lovingly, and vigorously, resurrected. Anne Frank died in the camps, of typhus; Zdena Berger, a Czech girl of about the same age, somehow survived. And, with Tell Me Another Morning, triumphed. Read, breathe, recover, then place on the shelf with Frank, Levi, Wiesel."
— The San Diego Union-Tribune (June 10, 2007) Read the full article.
"Berger’s heart-wrenching novel is an early eyewitness account of the Holocaust, and this welcome reissue deserves a wide audience, particularly in high school and college curriculums."
— Publishers Weekly (March 26, 2007) Read the full article.
"Words for the unimaginable. Clear-eyed, strong, terrifying, and finally, somehow, hopeful."
— Nicole Krauss, The History Of Love: A Novel
Facing History and Ourselves highly recommends Tell Me Another Morning for use in high-school classes teaching the Holocaust.
Zdena
Berger speaks about NEW FROM PARIS PRESS!
The Heart To Artemis
by Bryher
"Bryher’s reputation as a writer rests on her postwar historical novels, but this portrait of a tumultuous era shows her passionate involvement in the present." Read the full article.
— The New Yorker
(September 18, 2006)
The Player's Boy
by Bryher
"Theatrical and romantically lyrical, Bryher’s novel is a forgotten gem, channeling the servant boy’s first person flawlessly."
— Publishers Weekly
(July 10, 2006)
