Kantika and Take What You Need
July 7, 2023 9:14 pm Leave your thoughtsI’m not proud of it, but I initially resisted picking up Elizabeth Graver’s Kantika, released in April, because it was giving... View Article
I’m not proud of it, but I initially resisted picking up Elizabeth Graver’s Kantika, released in April, because it was giving... View Article
Part of what it means to be an American, lately, is to be a subject of curiosity and concern for... View Article
Gabrielle Zevin’s novel Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow has done just fine for itself, thank you: Since it was published in July,... View Article
Though I’ve read Elif Batuman’s novel Either/Or, which recently made The New York Times’ “Notable Books” list for 2022, I can’t tell you... View Article
[Professor and literary critic Josh Lambert serves as a judge for two major prizes for American Jewish literature, meaning he reads as many... View Article
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Emma Wolf was a witty, warm and acclaimed novelist-of-manners who wrote at the dawn of the twentieth century. She was... View Article
THE BLESSING AND THE CURSE The Jewish People and Their Books in the Twentieth Century By Adam Kirsch “To be... View Article
IT’S AWARD SEASON NOW in the world of contemporary Jewish literature. You probably didn’t know this, and not just because the... View Article
Discussed in this essay: Fleishman Is in Trouble, by Taffy Brodesser-Akner. Random House, 2019. 384 pages. MARRIAGE AND ITS DISCONTENTS have always been... View Article