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Elie Wiesel: Critical Review by Stanley Moss

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SOURCE: Moss, Stanley. “Adam and Cain in the Madhouse.” New York Times Book Review (10 July 1988): 12.

In the following review, Moss offers a favorable assessment of Twilight.

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