About this ebook
From a PEN/Faulkner award–winning author and acclaimed literary critic, three novellas exploring the psychological impact of WWII on its survivors.
A German soldier returns to a French village hoping to assuage his guilt for atrocities committed there. A young American joins the French resistance. The relationship between friends is forever transformed by their wartime experiences. The three stories bundled in Anno Domini are tales about war and love, and the enduring impact of traumatic memories on the human spirit.
A German soldier returns to a French village hoping to assuage his guilt for atrocities committed there. A young American joins the French resistance. The relationship between friends is forever transformed by their wartime experiences. The three stories bundled in Anno Domini are tales about war and love, and the enduring impact of traumatic memories on the human spirit.
About the author
George Steiner is an essayist, writer, critic, and cultural philosopher. After fleeing the increasing anti-Semitic violence in Europe, he spent a large part of his youth in the United States. He studied at Harvard and Oxford. His work has appeared in The New Yorker, and he is the author of many books, including In Bluebeard’s Castle, Language and Silence, After Babel, and The Poetry of Thought.
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