Wednesday 24 May 2023

Recycled Prisoners - book review

 


Recycled Prisoners is a short story that covers a part of history that most narratives leave out. While most of us know about Hitler and Goebbels suicide, I was surprised to find out that in a single day in Berlin alone over 8000 Germans committed suicide. This is about Robin and Stacy who are childhood friends and have one thing in common - they both have nightmares as they relive their past lives as two men ( Hermann Lett and Viktor Steinman ) from Prague who committed suicide in Auschwitz. As a result of their nightmares, Robin and Stacy are unable to lead normal lives and how they get out of this nightmare cycle is what the story is about. It is a fascinating premise as they become prisoners of the nightmares from a previous birth.

I wish it had been a book instead of a short story. The writing is crisp and it makes you wonder if this can happen.

If you wish this short ebook, you can click to buy on Amazon

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