Black Box: An Epistolary Novel of Divorce, Family Rivalry, and Passion in the Heart of Israeli Life
Amos Oz’s Black Box is an epistolary novel about divorce, family rivalry, and passion in the heart of Israeli life. Presented through correspondence and translated by Nicholas De Lange, it offers a literary exploration of personal conflict, family relationships, and the tensions shaping its social setting.
About This Book
Black Box is an epistolary novel by Amos Oz, translated by Nicholas De Lange.
Through correspondence, the book explores divorce, family rivalry, and passion.
Its setting and concerns are rooted in the complexities of Israeli life, offering a literary portrait shaped through letters and competing perspectives.
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