Israeli author Esther Goldenberg’s first installment in an expected trilogy is a welcome addition to the existing canon of Jewish biblical fiction.

For professional genealogist Ann Gleich Harris, the task of translating the Yiddish and Hebrew text from the Zborov Yizkor book is a labor of love.

In Tishby's recent book, "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew" the Hollywood insider writes: "Absolutely Free Palestine. Free Palestine from Hamas.”

“Poetry is central to Jewish liturgy and the Bible,” says Boston-based poet Deborah Leipziger. “It’s part of Jewish DNA.”

New Haggadahs help navigate a seder night that truly feels different from all other seder nights.

The popular podcaster and publisher’s new chick-lit novel critiques the “corrupt” publishing industry.

Goldberg's satire takes readers through 1970s Moscow and the lives of disparate Jewish refuseniks who know little of Judaism but sought freedom to practice and to emigrate.

A graphic novel and more stories on love, happiness and the Russian Jewish experience.