A debut like no other in a long time: In his novel "Everything Is Illuminated," Jonathan Safran Foer accomplishes the miracle of invented memory. You laugh and cry and are captivated by the talent of a young author. He tells the fantastic story of a Jewish shtetl, the fate of his family during the Holocaust, and the adventures of a young American who has set out to search for the past. A young American arrives in Ukraine. His name just happens to be Jonathan Safran Foer. He carries with him a yellowed photo of a woman named Augustine. She is said to have saved his grandfather from the Nazis toward the end of World War II. Jonathan wants to find Augustine and Trachimbrod, the place from which his family hails. His guide is an old Ukrainian with an even older rickety car.