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"...One of the most disturbing novels I've ever read...It crackles with sparks of artistic invention. It scrambles art and life together."

Edmund White, New York Times Book Review, 4/16/89

"Grossman's claim to greatness as a novelist rests chiefly on the achievement of his second novel, 'See Under: Love', a daring work about the Holocaust....[It] was the first major novel by a younger writer to engage the Holocaust directly. The novel's appearance was all the remarkable because Grossman is not a child of survivors and does not belong to the so-called phenomenon of the 'Second Generation' writers and artists...whose work is compelled by the need to work through a relationship with survivor parents. Yet...the first ninety pages...are the most stunning piece of Holocaust literature I have read in any language"....With this novel Grossman earns his stripes as an adroit practitioner of postmodernism and magic realism."

Alan Mintz, Partisan Review, Fall 1996

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