Levitation

Levitation by Cynthia Ozick, published by Knopf on January 12, 1982, is a first edition collection of stories that delves into the experiences of individuals struggling to find their place in society. This 157-page book presents a nuanced exploration of the obsessions, fantasies, and delusions that characterize the lives of its characters, showcasing Ozick’s distinctive narrative style.
Readers will encounter a variety of perspectives that illuminate the complexities of identity and belonging. The stories reflect themes relevant to Jewish experiences and the broader human condition, offering insights into the emotional landscapes of those who grapple with societal expectations. This edition invites readers to engage with the intricate tapestry of human experience through Ozick’s keen observations and rich storytelling.
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A collection of stories by a highly acclaimed writer explores the world of the people unable to find their place in society, capturing the essence of their obsessions, fantasies, and delusions
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