Everything Is Borrowed
Everything Is Borrowed by Nathaniel Popkin, published by New Door Books in 2018, is a work of fiction that spans 227 pages. The narrative follows acclaimed architect Nicholas Moscowitz, who, upon receiving a significant commission, finds his ambition stalling as memories tied to the project site resurface. As he delves into the history of the location, he discovers the life of a 19th-century figure named Moskowitz, whose experiences resonate with his own, intertwining their stories across time.
Readers will encounter a rich exploration of dual narratives as Nicholas becomes increasingly captivated by the historical figure, leading to a poignant examination of the connections between the past and present. The book delves into themes of memory and identity, revealing how the truths of history can influence one’s life choices. This edition, written in English, invites readers to reflect on the complexities of personal and collective histories within the framework of Jewish and historical fiction.
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Acclaimed architect Nicholas Moscowitz lands a major commission, but his drive suddenly falters. The site of the new project awakens guilty memories, and when he digs into the place’s history, he uncovers a 19th-century Moskowitz whose life offers strange parallels to his own. As Nicholas grows obsessed with this shadow man, the dual narratives of Moskowitz and Moscowitz, the city’s past and present, blend in unexpected and poignant ways. Ultimately Nicholas must face certain truths that don’t change over time–and use them to rebuild his own life.
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