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‘Human Blues’ Tackles Infertility Through Dark Comedy
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Jaime Herndon
Elisa Albert's darkly funny novel is told over the course of nine menstrual cycles.
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The Hidden Palace
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Robert Nagler Miller
Helene Wecker’s rich follow-up to her 2013 debut novel, The Golem and the Jinni.
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The Books of Jacob
by
Diane Cole
A strangely immersive historical epic that dramatizes the true story of the infamous false messiah Jacob Frank.
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David Grossman’s Latest Novel Examines Love and War
by
Elizabeth Edelglass
David Grossman’s latest novel, More Than I Love My Life, has been described as a story of three strong women.
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Fiction
Fanny & Gabriel
by
Diane Cole
“Should we call this a love story?” With that question, acclaimed Israeli author Nava Semel begins her final novel.
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Domestic Abuse Hits Home in Something Wild
by
Robert Nagler Miller
Hanna Halperin draws on her career experiences to create a detailed and engrossing depiction of the complicated dynamics that fuel violence within one fractured family.
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The Woman with the Blue Star: A Review
by
Stewart Kampel
Pam Jenoff’s latest historical novel set during the Holocaust is a tribute to courage and the Jewish will to survive.
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Forget Russia: A Review
by
Elizabeth Edelglass
In her debut novel, poet and memoirist L. Bordetsky-Williams mines her own family history to present the little-known story of reverse migration.
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