Praise for The Memory Man:

‘A sensitive examination of memory and history and of whether you can really trust either of them’ – Observer

‘It speaks of history and one cannot stop listening’ – John Berger

‘Clever, unexpectedly funny, and pegs along at a thrillerish pace …’ – Daily Mail

‘Adroit and elegant’ – Edmund White

‘Fresh and interesting, conveying a sharp sense of place and period’ – The Times

‘Makes us question how memories are made, and fates are formed’ – Gillian Slovo

‘A powerful novel about memory, guilt, and parenthood’ – Independent on Sunday

‘Appignanesi’s depiction of Nazi Europe is notable for its atavistic sense of place. Madeleine moments are examined with an eye to science as well as the soul’ – Independent

‘Lisa Appignanesi’s The Memory Man really stayed with me’ – Helena Kennedy QC, Books of the Year, The Guardian

‘Intriguing, entertaining, compelling … an ingeniously conceived plot’ – Jewish Chronicle

‘Heartbreaking’ – Late Living