Novel
In 'At Work', Bouillon charms in a predictable look at a struggling novelist - review
As I watched, I kept wondering whether the world needed another book about a mean dad or a failed marriage, which is the last thing I imagine the director wanted me to think.
Holocaust novel Delicate finds its English-speaking audience at last
Wait until life touches you, and the poems appear like bruises - opinion
The Manhattan bookstore that wouldn't host her: Lihi Lapid on what October 7 did to Israeli authors
John Irving in Jerusalem: I’m pro-Israel, I’m pro-Jewish, and here for you
Irving, who last visited Israel in 1981, said his new book brings back some of the characters and setting of his beloved novel, The Cider House Rules.
‘Goyhood’ - Reuven Fenton on the story behind his debut novel
The character discovers, to his disbelief and horror, that his mother was not actually Jewish,
Bestselling author John Irving makes appearance at the Jerusalem Writers Festival
The author, who appeared on Zoom because he had just caught a case of COVID, had planned to attend the festival in person – and promised his interviewer to come to Israel when his health permitted.
'On Her Own': The gripping new novel by Lihi Lapid - review
Lihi Lapid is a writer and activist for disability rights. She is married to Israeli politician Yair Lapid, currently the leader of the opposition.
Lihi Lapid's novel ‘On Her Own’
While she is the author of novel, Woman of Valor, which was also published in English to positive reviews, and several other books that came out in Israel, she is also the wife of Yair Lapid
'Orfeo’s Last Act': A plot spanning Renaissance Italy and modern England - review
The two parts of the story run side by side down the 262 pages of the book, part one on the evenly numbered pages; part two on the odd.
In her new book, Batya Ungar-Sargon speaks on why Jews need to rethink their alliances
Her new book applies to Jews and Israel, especially post-October 7 when American Jews were stunned by their progressive peers.
'The Partisan's Coat': A mysterious historical novel set in Israel - review
The Partisan’s Coat is Grenimann’s second novel. In a way, it could be called a coming-of-age novel.
'Adam Unrehearsed': A thrilling coming-of-age novel set in Queens - review
Adam is an almost bar mitzvah boy, and his coming of age is set against the background of antisemitism, the Soviet Jewry movement, and relatable cringe-worthy moments of awkwardness.
'To Die in Secret': A compelling novel about a woman coping with tragedy - review
Some of the relationships, such as that of Nomi and her mother, whom she hasn’t seen in 40 years and is now facing dementia, are laced with regret; others of unfulfilled potential.
