
Member Reviews

I couldn't put it down. A wonderful report on the will of the artistic soul. Not all who opposed the Nazis did so with violence or double-agency. Artists adding importance to their work by making it personal. Must read.

This was a fascinating story about resistance against the Nazis that is much different from typical memoirs about the Holocaust, as it is about two middle aged queer artists on the small island of Jersey, using art as anti Nazi propaganda. I am so glad that I learned about these two remarkable women. My only complaint would be that the writing does get a little too academic at times, but overall it is still very readable. Would love to see this made into a movie.