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November 01, 2002 - Image 91

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2002-11-01

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`ILLUMINATED SOUL'

from page 89

slavery into freedom.
Eva is a wandering Jew as well.
She speaks many languages. She is
educated and cultivated, but she is
not at home anywhere.

JN: You have an unusual day job
.for a writer. How did you come
to be a neuroradiologist?
ALS: I always knew I wanted to
vvrite. I talked to the chairman at
Mount Sinai [Hospital in New
York City) and we worked it out
so that I could work three days a
week at the hospital and continue
writing. Being a physician allows
me to make a living and I can
write without worrying how many
books I sell.

Aiyeh
Lev
Stollman:
Examining
the
Wandering
Jew.

JN: You set both your novels in
Windsor, your hometown. What
qualities of the city lent them-
selves to The Illuminated Soul?
ALS: Although my parents moved
to Jerusalem 12 years ago, I still
have friends in Windsor who I keep
in touch with. My father has a large
family in Detroit, so I travel back and forth quite a bit.
I remember Windsor as being a very beautiful place. My father
was the rabbi of the synagogue and we would take long walks to
the river on the Sabbath. Perhaps in one's memory it becomes
exaggerated, but it was a very beautiful little town.

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JN: Both this book and your first novel, The Far Euphrates, are
concerned with the Holocaust's aftermath. What will it mean to
the Jewish community when the last survivors die?
ALS: The reverberations of the Holocaust are still with us. As a
people, we have been damaged by it and that damage continues.
What happens in the next 20 years depends on what history
brings us. So much rides on what our next generation will be like.
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JN: Eva's presence changes the Ivri family in profound and lastin g
ways. Did she change you at all?
ALS: Writing a book is a journey for any writer. Until I finished
The Illuminated Soul, I didn't understand why I needed to write it.
It had to
with private losses that I've had in my life.
Eva comes into others' lives and changes everything forever. We
all have people who have done this in our lives. When they are
gone, it brings heartbreak, but once they change you, they have
done the good for you and don't have to be with you forever.
There is always something beneficial that remains.
Eva didn't cure the Ivris, but she improved them.

JN: What's in store for Stollman fans now?
ALS: I am just starting a third novel, but it is so embryonic, there
is not much I can say about it. I have a short story collection coin-
ing out in February called The Dialogues of Time and Entropy.

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