Thousands of Yiddish pulp fiction stories finally seeing the light of day
The ‘Shund’ database’s beta version catalogs almost 40 years of Forverts pulp fiction
The ‘Shund’ database’s beta version catalogs almost 40 years of Forverts pulp fiction
Plus doppelgänger stories, new Jewish romance and a reboot of a Yiddish classic in this month's books newsletter
In ‘The Imported Bridegroom,’ a century-old story still feels relevant
A recurrent theme in her work include the lives of Jewish women and girls and Jewish tradition in the face of modernity.
The collection includes studies on classic writers of Yiddish literature, teaching notes and irreplaceable memoirs
Miriam Udel is both an ordained rabbi and an acclaimed professor of Yiddish literature at Emory University
She survived pogroms, Stalin and more — by safely avoiding the spotlight
His letters were remarkably similar to those I wrote as a teen: petty gossip among friends, misunderstandings, pranks, but also deep friendship.