Jonathan Safran Foer
Movie News: ‘Eating Animals,’ Jeff Goldblum And Zoey Deutch
Do you like movies? You’re in the right place.
The Food Truth Is Too Inconvenient
Factory farming animals hurts vulnerable human populations.
Can Natalie Portman And Jonathan Safran Foer Save The World From Humans?
Can “Eating Animals” become the “Inconvenient Truth” or “Philadelphia” of animal farming and food production?
Why Is American Pop Culture So Israel-Obsessed This Year?
Broad City, Transparent, Shahs of Sunset, you name it — they’re all heading to the Holy Land. Why?
Why Israel’s Bestseller List Is a Threat to Hebrew Literature
Alice Munro, Jonathan Safran Foer and Stefan Zweig are bestsellers in Israel — and that’s a serious problem for Hebrew literature.
Jonathan Safran Foer, Deborah Levy And More Make NYT Notable Books List
The Jewish authors on the list included a finalist for the Man-Booker Prize and the author of a stunning debut novel.
Jonathan Safran Foer
To a world that, despite his best-selling books and major movies of the millennium’s first decade, had moved on without him, Jonathan Safran Foer has recently announced, “Here I Am.”
3 Threats to a Healthy Climate of Criticism
Book reviewing has gotten a lot harder since Jonathan Safran Foer’s last novel appeared 11 years ago. Dan Friedman explains what’s at stake, and three reasons why.
Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely Ambitious and Incredibly Long New Novel
Jonathan Safran Foer’s “Here I Am” was 11 years in the making. Yevgeniya Traps asks if the new novel was worth the wait.
Does Jonathan Safran Foer Matter?
Jonathan Safran Foer, author of “Everything Is Illuminated” returns with “Here I Am,” his first novel in 11 years. In an interview with Talya Zax, he wonders if he’s still relevant.
