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
Miriam Udel’s book tracks the development of literature made to shape a Jewish universe
Jennifer Moses’ new collection of short stories explores troubled relationships through a Jewish lens
The characters in Gábor Szántó’s work strive to be understood even when understanding seems impossible and dangerous
Mark Harman's new translation of Kafka's stories may just be the best book published this year
Jay Michaelson rewrote his debut short story collection — multiple times — before deciding it was ready to enter the world
Chava Rosenfarb's stories are about memory and the impossibility of forgetting
● American Innovations By Rivka Galchen Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 192 pages, $24 The stories in Rivka Galchen’s “American Innovations,” aren’t all fantastical — although a fair number include elements of magic realism and science fiction — but even the most realistic stories in this collection have a kind of magical quality about them that…
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