Reena Ribalow, who came from generations of notable editors, writers and playwrights and helped shepherd the award honoring her father, has died at 70.

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

In postwar Switzerland, 5-year-old Gustav becomes the unlikely friend of Anton, the new student who is Jewish, in Rose Tremain’s 'The Gustav Sonata.'

The story of the Cap Arcona is a tale of Hitlerian hubris in attempting to establish a “Hollywood on the Rhine” film industry, even as the Third Reich’s…

Kitten discover a magical Jerusalem and a trio of challah goblins are among the new children's book that capture the essence of Jewish joy.

The Ukrainian-born author discusses immigrants, her first novel and how to talk to a friend about writing love scenes for a character based on his mother.

A multigenerational saga that spans 75 years, 'The Patriots' is historically rich, deeply moving and suspenseful.

Francine Klagsbrun’s prodigious work on Golda Meir is more than just a biography of a seminal figure in Jewish history.