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
Shakespeare’s lost manuscript
David Herman packs a great deal into the small book, and The Lost Manuscript will certainly be enjoyed by an adolescent readership – and by many adults as well.
Grigory Kanovich, award-winning author who chronicled Lithuanian Jewry, dies at 93
The writer was well-known for bringing attention to the Lithuanian-Jewish experience.
Grigory Kanovich, award-winning author who chronicled Lithuanian Jewry, dies at 93
Next up for Adam Sandler’s production company: A YA bat mitzvah novel adaptation
Just months after Sandler threw his daughter a star-studded bat mitzvah party, it looks like his production company is making a bat mitzvah-themed film.
'Hidden Saint': The Jewish fantasy novel now a reality - review
‘The Hidden Saint’ features a heroic rabbi battling demons.
‘The Boy In The Striped Pajamas,’ decried for its Holocaust inaccuracies, is getting a sequel
According to British education observers, the book's prominence in classrooms may perpetuate myths and fallacies about the Holocaust.
Sharon Stone partners with ex- ‘Jerusalem Post’ editor for new film
Lisa Barr, who in the 1990s edited In Jerusalem, the local supplement of The Jerusalem Post, has written two previous novels, The Unbreakables and Fugitive Colors.
Israeli author wins Sydney Taylor Award for YA novel on Orthodox teens
Titled 'The Last Words We Said,' the book was written Leah Scheier, who made aliyah from Baltimore in 2008 and currently lives in Modi'in.
Forgotten novel by Sholom Aleichem published in English for first time
Sholom Aleichem, the pen name of Shalom Rabinowitz (1859-1916), was a masterful storyteller whose keen eye, wit and humor earned him the reputation as the Jewish Mark Twain.
Idealism duped by intolerance masquerading as morality - book review
By reminding us that well-intentioned idealists were duped half a century ago, it warns us that similar intolerance is once more entrapping the college kids.
