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The Final Solution to the Jewish Question: A Love Story for the Living By Dara Horn Simon & Schuster, 384 pages, $30 A few days after I started reading Dara Horn’s new book, I...
Inspired by Holocaust testimonies, Delicate is narrated by a survivor whose memories are too tangled for the reader to understand what is true.
In Zeruya Shalev's "Fate," an aging Lehi fighter and her ex-husband's daughter confront their destinies across two very different Israels
Grossman's latest work describes the wordless closeness between men and forbidden fantasies. Meanwhile: a prestigious piano competition returns to Tel Aviv, and the storied Tzavta...
It was supposed to be a party to celebrate the revival of a nonprofit poetry press and to welcome a beloved Israeli poet back to an America quite different from the one she visited...
Daniela Gerson’s "The Wanderers" is all that you can ask for from a book. Meticulously researched, exquisitely told, it is an adventure story spanning more than 80 years, even a lo...
A family's discovery of good and evil in the aftermath of 9/11 The post “Just a Few Sleeps Away” by Mike Nichols appeared first on Jewish Journal.
The first installment of a six-part serialized short story.
The Hamas attack prompted many American Jews to seek deeper connections to Israel and Jewish life. A friendship between a secular therapist and an Orthodox educator reveals how tha...
A satirical response to Zaina Arafat’s erasure of Jews in her New York Magazine article “Habibi City,” written as Zaina Arafat. The post NY Mag’s Habibi City appeared first on Jewi...
Sarah: Text and Presence, created by Gabriella Lev and Yael Valier, is the second collaboration between Theatre Company Jerusalem and Theater and Theology.
In Jonathan Spector’s play “Birthright,” a 40-year-old book is speaking to today's anxious audiences. -- The post This historian’s classic ideas about memory fuel a new drama about...
Zibby Owens has made a career of boosting authors and digging into their stories and inspiration. As the host of “Totally Booked With Zibby” she’s released more than 2,000 podcast...
There are numerous renowned Jewish children’s and YA authors and illustrators whose identity and affiliation with Judaism is well-known and often crops up in their work or personal...
The author discusses her story “A Very Safe Place.”
The most affecting espionage novels offer high stakes with political and emotional consequences, both, and Emily Dunlay’s second novel (after Teddy) belongs among them. Pub. by H...
Blending contemporary coming-of-age fiction with subtle magical realism, the University of Texas at Austin student examines dislocation, the quiet grief of friendship breakups, and...
From former liberals moving right to observant Jews organizing against the war, nine Israelis and Israeli-Americans describe three years that unsettled their sense of home. The com...
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Annie Dillard, who died Sept, 15 at age 81, drew on Jewish inspiration past and present for her meditative books on humans and the deity, includin...
When she started her new novel, Julie Orringer didn’t know that it would mirror the taxing medical challenges faced by her husband.
At event marking Hamas attacks, former hostage Eli Sharabi calls for Netanyahu to launch a state investigation. -- The post Bereaved mother: ‘Every day is Oct. 7. Still.’ appeared...
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