Paul Auster, a prominent Jewish-American writer who passed away in April, was known for his literary exploration of the instability of life through works like The New York Trilogy, The Brooklyn Follies, and Winter Journal.

Jewish novelist Paul Auster, known for works like the New York Trilogy and contributions as a filmmaker, passed away at 77 due to lung cancer.

Jockey Walter Blum, the only Jewish rider inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, passed away at 89 due to lung cancer.

The Tablet article features a poignant essay by Jenny Diski reflecting on religion and personal beliefs following a terminal cancer diagnosis.