'I just finished reading The History of Love by Nicole Krauss. I am always amazed at the depth and level of layering some people can achieve using the first person (John Barth comes to the mind with The Floating Opera.) Krauss' novel is about everything I never thought I'd want to read about, like death and war, and yet the prose is so full of art and wit, and the story so wise, that by the time you finish, you feel like every sentence in the novel has taught you something vital.''

-- ANJANETTE DELGADO,

author of The Heartbreak Pill

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