A brilliant Jewish storyteller may be gone, but her characters are ‘still talking’
Lore Segal's posthumous short story collection once again shows her mastery of the form
Lore Segal's posthumous short story collection once again shows her mastery of the form
Altneuland Press aims to assert Hebrew as a global language once more
Arnošt Lustig experienced the worst of humanity — and maintained hope, anyway
A recent acquisition by Cambridge University will burnish the reputation of Victorian Jewish writer Amy Levy
In 'Philip Roth: Stung by Life,' biographer Steven J. Zipperstein reveals the truth behind the rebellious character the author created
Jennifer Moses’ new collection of short stories explores troubled relationships through a Jewish lens
With 'Kaplan's Plot,' essayist and journalist Jason Diamond announces his arrival as a full-fledged novelist
Agnieszka Holland’s ‘Franz’ imagines the author as a saint of modernity
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