In her epic 'Gateway to the Moon,' Mary Morris follows seven generations of the de Torres family from 15th-century Spain to the hills of New Mexico in 1992.

Shteyngart's rollicking, fast-paced tale about grifters, hustlers and smug millionaires holds a mirror to today's America.

That joy in small moments of beauty can be found at any time of life are among the lessons of the exhibit, which features pieces by Maira Kalman.

Hatmakers, jazz and lacrosse are among the plot lines of Jewish and Israeli movies being screened at film festivals this winter and spring.

Actors Adrien Brody and Joan Allen lend their voices to the clandestine writings of Jewish rebels in a documentary about the Warsaw Ghetto.

Ilana Stein is the gardener and graphic designer behind the hand-illustrated "A Year in the Garden" calendar.

Professor Carol Zoref discusses her award-winning novel, 'Barren Island,' which deftly explores immigrant life, poverty, religion and coming of age in the first half of the 20th century.

Read an excerpt from 'Barren Island,' Hadassah Magazine’s 2018 Harold U. Ribalow Prize winner.