by Esther Popkin-Clurman (Author)
When does forgetting become not knowing one forgets? Edith Martin, 78, must make a momentous decision before it is too late. Only to Leo Martin, her longtime friend, does Edith confide her intention. In Hebraic legend there are thirty-six Just Men chosen by God to take on the world's suffering. Is Leo one of them? This novel is about individual choice, the demands of friendship, and the dilemma of being human.
Author Biography
Esther Popkin-Clurman has been writing all her life. She has also taught French and Spanish literature at university. She has written four novels, a memoir and a book of verse. Eighty-nine years of opportunities missed, sign-post ignored, and most of all, the unanticipated and painful challenges of old age have gone into the creation of Express Delivery.