Address Unknown

In the powerful epistolary novel Address Unknown, Kathrine Kressmann Taylor explores the devastating impact of Nazism through a series of letters exchanged between Jewish art dealer Max in San Francisco and his friend Martin, who has returned to Germany in 1932. Originally published in 1938, this haunting classic reveals the insidious rise of fascism and serves as a poignant indictment of extremism, highlighting the enduring power of the written word. This international bestseller remains strikingly relevant, exposing the dangers of intolerance and the ruinous effects on friendship and society.