Summer Reading: A Roundup of New Thrills and Chills
In addition to the ever-popular crime writers Faye Kellerman and Daniel Silva, there are a number of authors not usually known for whodunits with some
Archives for July 2011
July 2011
President’s Column: From Twigs to Towers
Each season carries memories of childhood that become part of the pattern of life. For me, the highlight of autumn is Sukkot. When I was
Out of This World Jewish Thrillers
Shades of Twilight! This season boasts novels whose Jewish elements are part and parcel of otherworldly characters and events. They are not written in the
Cooking by the Book(s)
My Miso-Glazed Black Cod From Geila Hocherman and Arthur Boehm’s Kosher Revolution. Serves 6. New York’s Nobu restaurant, 1985: Chef Nobu Matshushia’s miso-glazed black cod. Me on
A Menu of New Kosher Cookbooks
Dazzling, richly colored, sensual photography; memory-fueled anecdotal asides; recipes that promise mouthwatering results—no matter the attraction, we all love cookbooks. From the hardcover, coffee-table tomes
Listen Up: A Look at Audiobooks
The big news in publishing today is not just e-readers: Audiobooks are also experiencing an upsurge in popularity. New audiobooks such as The Rembrandt Affair (Brilliance Audio)
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