Sam Sussman fashions a mother-son love story with a side helping of Bob Dylan
The author's novel has a nearly one-to-one relationship to his real life questions about his heritage.
The author's novel has a nearly one-to-one relationship to his real life questions about his heritage.
It is time to rise up and say: No more book titles including the words 'of Auschwitz'
Since the war broke out, debate has raged over the political meaning of art
In Zachary C. Solomon's debut novel, a young man joins a utopian society hoping to prove himself as an architect — but soon learns he's the subject of a sinister experiment
Adam Mansbach’s ‘The Golem of Brooklyn’ updates a Jewish legend for the antisemitism of today
James McBride, author of 'The Color of Water,' told the Forward about how his family’s story inspired his latest novel — and why writers should stay offline
With 'This Bird Has Flown,' Susanna Hoffs, formerly of The Bangles, explores her literary side
One cat and two human Brooklynites live vicariously through the exploits of FX's morally bereft Upper East Side couple
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