Time’s Arrow – Martin Amis children and the prisoners became a

and the prisoners became a whole people again

Gagman juxtaposes humour and pathos and explores survivor guilt

"Hostility to Jews and Judaism dates back over centuries

-Colonel Jack Jacobs

Ruptured showcases compelling true stories where narrators reflect on the profound rift created that day and their attempts to mend it

Time’s Arrow – Martin Amis children and the prisoners became aShortlisted for the Book Prize (1991) The novel is known for its unique structure, telling the life story of a Nazi war criminal, Dr. Tod T. Friendly (formerly Odilo Unverdorben), in reverse chronological order, from death to birth, exploring themes of mortality, guilt, and the Holocaust through this disorienting narrative. In this icy, knifes edge story of a life that progresses backward through time, unfolding into one of the darkest episodes of the