Sheila Dickie studied German and drama at Bristol University and has taught German. She has translated a novel by Claude Michelet from French, and lives in Henley-on-Thames, England.
“Pollak’s Arm is a poignant ode to storytelling, bearing witness to historical memory from the Trojan War to World War II … marvelous enough as a short story. Yet von Trotha masterfully weaves it into a much larger saga linking to an ancient Greek myth and a sculpture. It becomes a Haggadah in the sense of a Jewish Passover story to tell your children over and over.”
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On the Seawall
Sheila Dickie
