Philip Roth's character Nathan Zuckerman fantasizes that Amy Bellette may be this figure in disguise.
Philip Roth's character Nathan Zuckerman fantasizes that Amy Bellette may be this figure in disguise. Solomon Kugel is guilted into supplying food for this real-life figure when she's discovered living in the attic of his farmhouse in Shalom Auslander's novel Hope: A Tragedy. Nathan Englander riffed on a Raymond Carver title in a collection titled "What We Talk about When We Talk about" this figure, including in it a story in which a game named for her is played, in which couples guess what Christian friends would hide them if there were a second Holocaust. FTP, name this girl who was taken from Amsterdam by the Nazis, and who kept a famous diary.
Philip Roth's character Nathan Zuckerman fantasizes that Amy Bellette may be this figure in disguise.
Anne Frank