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| JBC/MJL Jewish Authors Blog  Jewish literature is deep into a renaissance. Jewish books and Jewish authors are no longer ethnic tokens on a larger bookshelf, but are establishing themselves in their own right, from the critical success of The Yiddish Policemen’s Union to the already-canonical Everything Is Illuminated. Contemporary Jewish authors are telling new and mindblowing stories, earning praise from critics and readers — both among Jewish and general audiences — and breaking down the walls of what constitutes a “Jewish book.”MyJewishLearning and the Jewish Book Council would like to introduce you to some of these authors. Every other week, we bring you voices from the new Jewish literary scene. They are as diverse as the term itself: fiction and nonfiction, deathly funny and deathly serious, politics and music, poetry and pirates. Some writers have shared personal stories about writing their books. Others shared B-sides and DVD-style extras. Still others blog about their lives, or current events. The only things that our guest bloggers have in common are that they all take the idea of Judaism in their own direction, and they all spark the dynamite of our imaginations. We hope you’ll agree with us. A Eliyahu Alpern Allison Amend Maggie Anton B Stacey Ballis Gal Beckerman Joshua Braff Melissa Broder C Joel Chasnoff Joshua Cohen D Anita Diamant E F Sue Fishkoff Martin Fletcher Ellen Frankel G Assaf Gavron Goldie Goldbloom Rabbi Niles Goldstein Rebecca Newberger Goldstein Allegra Goodman H I Michael Idov J K Rabbi Elie Kaunfer L Adam Langer Gregory Levey Adam Levin Miriam Libicki Charles London M Benjamin Moser N O Micol Ostow and David Ostow P David Plotz Q R Joanna Smith Rakoff Seth Rogovoy David Rosenberg Nora Rubel S Dani Shapiro Abby Sher Rachel Shukert Laurel Snyder T Jennifer Traig U V W X Y Z |
