Michael David Lukas blends fact and fiction in 'The Last Watchman of Old Cairo,' a richly evocative tapestry that spans 1,000 years in three interconnected narratives.

The acclaimed author of 'The Vagina Monologues' talks about her newest book, 'The Apology.'

In this slim but powerful volume, Ensler crafts, in her late-father’s voice, the letter of apology she’ll never receive from the man who abused her.

Echoing the Golden Age of Hazzanut of the 1930s and 1940s, female cantors today are creating opportunities to perform outside the synagogue.

Beyond the gender balance, the role of the cantor has evolved to include counseling, community outreach, education and officiating at life-cycle events.

Actor Ilana Levine uses her Broadway, film and television connections in her intimate, funny and celebrity-filled podcast.

Now at the Maltz museum in Cleveland, a traveling exhibit offers a multi-layered appreciation of the maestro's work as it relates to the Jewish experience.

In her Ribalow Prize-winning novel, English writer Rose Tremain turns her delicately penetrating prose to themes of love, loyalty and music.