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The Shady Elders of Zion is a Minnesota ghost story. Ivan Kalinsky, the book's narrator, is the last surviving Bolshevik from the class of 1917. When Stalin started purging Jews from the Communist Party ranks in the 1930's, Kalinsky escaped to Northern Minnesota, where he lived out a long life as a union organizer. Now dead, he's just about to happily ascend to heaven and reunite with his Bolshevik clan, when two pesky Hassidic ghosts, Singer and Himmelman, blackmail him into helping heal and redirect Joshua Bronstein. Bronstein is a damaged soul, and a candidate for the Lamed Vav, one of the…mehr

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The Shady Elders of Zion is a Minnesota ghost story. Ivan Kalinsky, the book's narrator, is the last surviving Bolshevik from the class of 1917. When Stalin started purging Jews from the Communist Party ranks in the 1930's, Kalinsky escaped to Northern Minnesota, where he lived out a long life as a union organizer. Now dead, he's just about to happily ascend to heaven and reunite with his Bolshevik clan, when two pesky Hassidic ghosts, Singer and Himmelman, blackmail him into helping heal and redirect Joshua Bronstein. Bronstein is a damaged soul, and a candidate for the Lamed Vav, one of the thirty-six hidden righteous men from whom the messiah will be chosen when God decides it's time. And it becomes Kalinsky's charge to lead stubborn Bronstein out of his wilderness.

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Autorenporträt
Bob Gilbert grew up in Jackson, New Jersey. After finishing his education at American University, he worked for a variety of D.C. institutions like the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Close-Up Foundation and The Woodrow Wilson Center for Scholars. In 1984, he moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota where he worked as a newspaper reporter and a waiter. In addition, he was a wilderness guide for the Sierra Club leading backpacking treks to the mountain ranges of the far west, coached soccer and raised three children. He returned to DC in 2011 and began publishing novels. "A Firm State of Heart" is his fourth novel and the third that takes place in the nation's capital. He currently lives on Capitol Hill with his partner Alexa Posny.