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Books by Mary E. Carter
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A Non-Swimmer Considers
Her Mikvah
On Becoming Jewish After Fifty —Essays—
“This book is superb.
To my knowledge
it is without peer in style or approach.”
—Rabbi Paul Citrin
2016 WINNER
NEW MEXICO–ARIZONA
BOOK AWARDS
A Death Delayed
Agent Orange: Hidden Killer
of Vietnam
—A Remembrance—
Danny lies dying here in this place, dying as surely
as if he had stopped a bullet in Vietnam in 1968.
Of the many enemies hidden in those jungles,
Agent Orange was perhaps the most insidious.
2018 FINALIST
NEW MEXICO–ARIZONA
BOOK AWARDS
I, Sarah Steinway
—A Novel—
“An utterly original imagining of a post-apocalyptic world,
lightly using the tropes of dystopian and disaster fiction
while depending on ingenuity and emotional depth to carry
the story.” —Quarter-Finalist 2017 Publishers Weekly BookLife Prize
2018 WINNER
NEW MEXICO–ARIZONA
BOOK AWARDS
“The whole book could be
considered a postdiluvian
midrash.”
—Rabbi Deborah J. Brin,
Mishkan of the Heart
At its essence, this novel is a modern take on the Book of
Job and its inherent theological conundrum: How can a
merciful God allow the innocent to suffer? Carter deserves
praise for tackling this endlessly baffling question.
—Courtney Naliboff
ReformJudaism.org
FINALIST
NATIONAL JEWISH BOOK AWARDS
