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Menachem Rosensaft's book, "Burning Psalms: Confronting Adonai After Auschwitz," challenges the traditional portrayal of God through a series of 150 psalms t...

Israeli journalist Lee Yaron's book \"10/7: 100 Human Stories\" has been awarded the Jewish Book of the Year at the 74th National Jewish Book Awards. This re...

Jessica Elisheva Emerson's debut novel, "Olive Days," explores the tumultuous emotional journey of Rina Kirsch, a Modern Orthodox Jewish mother in Los Angele...

Tova Mirvis' novel, "We Would Never," intricately blends a murder mystery with a deep exploration of familial and personal complexities. The story centers ar...

Joanna Chen's poem "Ellipsis, Genesis" presents a poignant reimagining of the Biblical story of Cain and Abel. By placing emphasis on the moment just prior t...

Franz Kafka's legacy is explored through major exhibitions worldwide, giving insight into the life of the famous Jewish-Czech writer, known for his dark, exi...

In a new reading for Moment magazine, poet Joanna Chen shares her latest work 'Ellipsis, Genesis.' Previously in the spotlight for the controversy surroundin...

Zeeva Bukai's debut novel, *The Anatomy of Exile*, explores the complexities of a Mizrahi Israeli family's immigration to America amidst the backdrop of inte...

This selection of new books offers a variety of culturally rich stories appropriate for different age groups. 'The Girl with the Secret Name' by Yael Zoldan ...

Dovid Katz's "East Broadway to Whitechapel" is a poignant collection of short stories that conjures the vanished worlds of Jewish neighborhoods in Brooklyn a...

Michael (Menachem) Fox, a psychologist and vibrant advocate of Yiddish culture, passed away at 79. Born in Kazakhstan to Holocaust survivors, he was deeply i...

In his latest poetry collection, "The Concealment of Endless Light," Yehoshua November delves deep into the essence of the human soul and its connection to t...

Alexandra Popoff's response to Gary Saul Morson's review of her biography of Ayn Rand debates the interpretation of Rand's literary influences and Jewish ide...

Joseph Epstein, renowned for his wit and formidable career as a writer and editor, has ventured into the personal realm with his memoir "Never Say You've Had...

Akiva Schick's review of Benjamin Resnick's novel "Next Stop" explores a dystopian narrative where Israel has mysteriously vanished, sparking authoritarianis...

In a reflective narrative, Mordechai Yavin-Jesselson—a respected academic, rabbi, and writer—contemplates his life after the death of his wife, Paulina, and ...

The article discusses the complexities of Simone Weil's personal and intellectual life through her family correspondence, translated into English as "A Life ...

Elliot Kaufman revisits "To Jerusalem and Back," Saul Bellow's 1976 literary-political travelogue, exploring its enduring relevance amidst Israel's ongoing t...

Franz Kafka's lesser-known Hebrew writings are featured in a new exhibit at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City, highlighting the Jewish influence...

Sarah Seltzer's debut novel, "The Singer Sisters," immerses readers into the world of 1960s folk music through the story of fictional Jewish siblings Judie a...

Randi O'Connor's guide in Hadassah Magazine provides an overview of notable Jewish literature for early 2025. It highlights a selection of both contemporary ...

Five recently published books offer diverse and profound insights into the Holocaust and its enduring impact. Menachem Rosensaft's "Burning Psalms," structur...

Rokhl Kafrissen critiques the often-misunderstood narrative surrounding Yiddish culture and brings an insider perspective through her play, "Shtumer Shabes" ...

Actor Josh Radnor is set to host a new show and podcast titled "The People of the Book" on JLTV, premiering in late 2025. Known for his role as Ted Mosby in ...

Gary Rosenblatt presents three compelling book recommendations, each exploring different facets of Jewish life and thought. "It Takes Two to Torah" by Abigai...

Penina, alongside her colleagues, speculates about a puzzling case involving Moish Garfinkel, a low-level security guard who allegedly disappeared after comm...

Eva Menasse's novel "Darkenbloom" is a complex and gripping work set in 1989 Austria, reflecting on the enduring impact of World War II and the Holocaust on ...

Hadassah Magazine presents its list of favorite Jewish books for 2024, highlighting works that resonate with the contemporary Jewish experience. This curated...

Victor Brombert, a prominent literature scholar and a member of the Ritchie Boys, a secret American intelligence unit during WWII, passed away at 101. Born t...

Selecting the perfect book as a gift can open up new conversations and connections, and Amy E. Schwartz's "Moments 2024 Books Gift Guide" provides a curated ...

Sheila Baslaw, at the age of 92, has co-authored a children's book, "The Light Keeper," with Karen Levine, highlighting the true story of Baslaw's father, Sa...

This annual review highlights a range of impactful Jewish books across diverse genres. "Cold Crematorium" by Jzsef Debreczeni offers a harrowing first-hand a...

Yehuda Shenhav Shaharabani reflects on his profound connection with Lebanese novelist Elias Khoury, highlighting the author's influential role in bridging cu...

Owen Lewis explores profound themes in his three poems from "A Prayer of Six Wings," weaving together Jewish historical, religious, and philosophical element...

In this exploration of Jewish literature suggested by readers, Andrew Silow-Carroll highlights key books that reflect the dynamics and challenges facing 21st...

Isaac Bashevis Singer's ghost stories, which intertwine Jewish mysticism and Yiddish folklore, are being celebrated in the play 'Bashevis Demons' at Theatre ...

Reflecting on a challenging year, Emily Tamkin draws inspiration from Isaac Bashevis Singer's short story "A Piece of Advice." The story teaches that actions...

Rebecca Makkai, an acclaimed American novelist, is working on a new novel set in 1938, exploring the rise of fascism in the United States. Her announcement h...

The latest issue of 'Yidishland' magazine is dedicated to Michael Felsenbaum, a celebrated writer whose contributions to Yiddish literature have been widely ...

This guide reviews several captivating new book titles for toddlers and tweens, with a focus on Jewish themes and creative storytelling. "Hanukkah Hippity-Ho...

Nelly Sachs, the German-Jewish poet renowned for her poignant representation of Holocaust experiences, is celebrated anew with Andrew Shanks’s translation of...

Boris Sandler and Daniel Galay, prominent figures in the world of Yiddish literature and culture, have been honored with the Rubinlicht Prize. Boris Sandler,...

Yael Unterman's collection of poems, "What Sons Receive," explores the complex legacies passed down from fathers to sons within a Biblical and emotional fram...

"Guardians of the Flame" by C. Cohen is a historical fiction novel centered on the Maccabean revolt against the Greeks, set in 164 BCE. The novel, reviewed b...

In "Books That Shine: Two Inspirational Books for Kids This Chanukah," author Steve Lipman reviews two children's books that offer lessons in heroism and ded...

Sheva Zucker has launched a unique literary blog titled 'Dos gezang fun der sedre' that aligns weekly Torah portions with works of Yiddish literature. The bl...

With nearly 30 biographies of Leonard Cohen already in existence, Christophe Lebold's new work, "Leonard Cohen, The Man Who Saw Angels Fall," raises the ques...

In exploring the complex legacies of Flavius Josephus and Lion Feuchtwanger, the USC Doheny Memorial Library exhibit delves into themes of survival, compromi...

In "The Meeting," Harris Bor offers a poetic reimagining of the biblical encounter between Esau and Jacob. The narrative captures the tension and unspoken em...

Delia Ephron's memoir, "Left on Tenth," chronicles her journey through personal loss and a battle with acute myeloid leukemia (AML), interwoven with the joy ...