The Einstein Girl - Philip Sington Reviews
Description:ISBN 0099535793 /
Newest Review: ... made up a correspondence between Albert Einstein and Mileva Maric, his Serbian first wife and also a physicist but Philip ... more
... Sington has used them to create a compelling and credible piece of fiction.
Set for the main part in 1930s Berlin, the thing that struck me most was not the intriguing storyline or the excellent characterisation, but the superb evocation of Germany at the time. From the descriptions of riding in crowded trams during the rush hour - the smell of wet leather almost jumped off the page - to smoky dance clubs, there was such a brilliant sense of place and time. In comparison the scenes set outside of Berlin, where Kirsc...more
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by - written on 15/04/10 (Very useful, 167 readings)
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Psychiatrist Martin Kirsch seems to have everything going for him. He's building a successful career in Berlin and is soon to be married. However, a chance encounter with a beautiful woman threatens to become something more serious when the woman later turns up in the medical unit attached to the hospital Kirsch works at. She's been found unconscious in woodland outside Berlin, the only thing on her is a handbill for a lecture to be delivered by eminent physicist Albert Einstein. Intrigued by the woman, Kirsch contrives to have her admitted to the psychiatric ward and his quest to find out who she is and what happened to her takes him across Europe. This is ... Read the complete review
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