The daughter of a Holocaust survivor, Ruth Rothwax, the owner of her own successful business, Rothwax Correspondence, becomes obsessed with returning to Poland with her father, in order to make sense of her family's past, come to terms with their overwhelming loss, and put her own life into perspective so that she can confront the future. Reprint.

In the sequel to Too Many Men, Ruth Rothwax, owner of a successful letter-writing business, finds her new greeting card enterprise undermined by her zany father Edek, her female employees, and Zofia, a recent Polish immigrant with a talent for making meatballs and for persuading Edek to get his daughter to help fund her new restaurant. Originally published as You Gotta Have Balls. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

In the sequel to Too Many Men, Ruth Rothwax, owner of a successful letter-writing business, finds her new enterprise, a greeting card line, undermined by her zany father Edek, her female employees, and Zofia, a recent Polish immigrant with a talent for making meatballs and for persuading Edek to get his daughter to help fund her new restaurant.

Product Description: In New York Lily Brett turns her razor-sharp gaze on a city which has entertained, inspired and perplexed her for the decade she has lived there in a SoHo loft apartment with her artist husband. Lily muses on the dearth of single men and crime, the effect Monica Lewinsky has had on body image and New York street conversation, and celebrity hairdressers expert in the latest plastic surgery fads...read more

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An award-winning collection of interrelated stories, first published in Australia, brings together middle-class men and women who share a community and the same terrible childhood memory--their parents were all Holocaust survivors.

Product Description: After the War is Lily Brett's third book of poetry. Taken with her first two highly successful volumes, The Auschwitz Poems and Poland, it completes what is effectively a trilogy.