John Irving always felt like an outsider — is that all he thinks there is to Jewishness?
'Queen Esther,’ the author’s pseudo-sequel to ‘Cider House Rules,’ is a warped reading of the People of the Book
'Queen Esther,’ the author’s pseudo-sequel to ‘Cider House Rules,’ is a warped reading of the People of the Book
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
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