The art and power of storytelling is a universal part of the human experience, connecting people from all generations, cultures, and backgrounds. Stories have long served as a way toREAD MORE

Storytelling is a fundamental part of what it means to be human. It transcends age, culture, and experience, connecting us through shared narratives. From the earliest moments of our lives,READ 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

Jewish icons and their experiences, whether rooted in history or contemporary times, provide powerful narratives that resonate deeply with themes of identity, belonging, culture and resilience. In traditional stories, someREAD MORE

It wouldn’t be Rosh Hashanah without a festive dinner— a traditional, Ashkenazi, festive dinner with matzo ball soup, brisket and, of course, honey cake. I will be cooking for aREAD MORE

When it comes to how authors get their start, the journey often involves endless hours of reading, writing, and growing into their craft. For Jane Rosenthal, this path has beenREAD MORE

The power of books is undeniable, and much has been written about how books can change us. Stories, both fiction and non-fiction alike, provide new lenses with which to viewREAD MORE

Whether it’s drafting the first raw ideas, writing a rough outline, or revising a manuscript for the tenth time, a day in the life of a novel author is anythingREAD 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

Throughout history, Jewish traditions have played a vital role in shaping narratives, particularly in times of conflict and war. The resilience, ethical frameworks, and collective memory embedded within these traditionsREAD MORE