After The Revolution, Joshua Furst Finds The Cost Of Freedom
Joshua Furst’s ‘Revolutionaries’ reframes the radical sensibilities of the 1960s through a novelistic lens.
Nothing Succeeds Like Gary Shteyngart’s ‘Success’
What Shteyngart is saying is that we live in two worlds at once: the inner and the outer.
Why A Jewish Filmmaker Took On A Muslim Girl’s Story For PBS
“When we think of Syria, we think of conflict. But where are the women’s narratives?”
Jenny Diski’s ‘In Gratitude’
Jenny Diski died in April of 2016, but her memoir ‘In Gratitude’ gave us one final reminder of her talent and her power for insight.
Cynthia Ozick Has Issues — And Come To Think of It, So Do We
Cynthia Ozick, grande dame of Jewish letters, has some issues with critics. And our critic, David L. Ulin, takes issue with some of her criticisms.
