By the dim glow of lamplight or in the quiet hours of a midnight writing session, there’s something evocative and nourishing about period music. Film scores, swing big-band arrangements, theREAD MORE
Fiction
Writing from oral history sits at the intersection of personal memory and narrative invention, and when you draw on Jewish family histories or other rich, grounded lineages, the stakes feelREAD MORE
The best novelists have a magician’s flair: they conjure fictional worlds so vivid that readers swear they can smell the tavern smoke or feel the cobblestones underfoot. Their “trick” is actuallyREAD MORE
When we think of famous Jewish characters in literature and media, names like Tevye from Fiddler on the Roof or Anne Frank might spring to mind. However, beyond these well-knownREAD MORE
In an era where there is an escalation of anti-Semitism in the media, finding ways to understand and appreciate Jewish resilience and culture is imperative. Fiction offers a powerful mediumREAD MORE