Missing a place and time you've never been in

The more I write about the early days of the State of Israel, the more I get that feeling. With each new Adam Lapid book, I want to visit that time and place more and more.

Life was harder then in many ways. Fewer amenities, no air conditioning, rationing. But there was something else: a powerful sense of history and destiny that permeated every aspect of life.

Streets where a dozen languages could be heard. Holocaust survivors and Jewish refugees from all over rebuilding their life and their nation. A rebirth of a language, a culture, a forging of something old in a new form.

I'd love to experience life then, even for a short while.

The closest I can get, and offer others, is my Adam Lapid books.

I write primarily for my readers. But I also write for myself. To get that feeling.

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I hope they satisfy that feeling I wrote about, even if only a little.