New Jewish Novels and Poetry From New Jersey to Texas
A memoir about the true story of a forgotten plan to bring Jews fleeing the pogroms of Eastern Europe to Texas, a poet’s dark coming-of-age comedy and more.
In Judaism, Tikkun Olam Is the ‘The Triumph of Life’
Rabbi Irving “Yitz” Greenberg delivers a master synagogue sermon on Jewish theology in his award-winning book.
A Thinking Mother’s Memoir
A new book of unflinching and honest, poetic and learned essays are seasoned with Jewish learning as they explore motherhood’s complexities, challenges and joys.
Books on Motherhood in All Its Permutations
In time for Mother’s Day, three new books by Jewish women address the complexities, joys and different roads to being a mom.
The Mom Who Co-Designed Israel’s Supreme Court Building
A new documentary about celebrated Israeli architect Ada Karmi-Melamede is a loving, revelatory portrait painted by her own daughter.
In Praise of Fictional Jewish Moms
Going beyond the stereotype of the Jewish mother to recognize some of the most memorable and "novel" of the bunch.
Meet Canada’s Jewish Culinary Stars
Canadian Jewish women like Gail Simmons, Eden Grinshpan, Kat Romanow, Bonnie Stern, Jamie Milne and so many others are making their mark on the food world north of…
Idina Menzel Dishes on ‘Redwood’ and Jewish Ethics
The Tony award-winning actor and singer is now starring in what may be the most positive Jewish play on Broadway in decades.
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