Why it can seem easier to weep for Don Quixote than your own father
In 'Still No Word From You,' Peter Orner offers a heartfelt memoir in books and marginalia
In 'Still No Word From You,' Peter Orner offers a heartfelt memoir in books and marginalia
In Richard Rabinowitz's memoir, unremarkable objects conjure up a story of identity and assimilation
In his new memoir, the U2 frontman chronicles his rise from the Shalom Fellowship to the world stage
A new Paul Newman memoir reveals that there was less to the actor than met the eye
Michael Forster fled Europe as a child, but never escaped the feeling of displacement and alienation
Elissa Bassist's illness memoir is enraging, hysterically funny and very, very Jewish
Just in time for Yom Kippur, ‘Boldly Go’ offers the 'Star Trek' actor's lessons on personal growth and the world around us
'Breaking History' is long on self-praise and short on atonement
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