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Interview—From the Journal “Who Will Inherit the Kingdom, and Who Will Be Abandoned in the Forest?”: A Conversation with Sabrina Orah Mark and Idra Novey Kyra Lisse March 12, 2024 Recommended Reading Jewish Historical Fiction: Triumph and Tragedy Natasha Siegel March 11, 2024 Interview Torah and Midrash as the Rich Humus for Poems: A Conversation with Jessica Jacobs Julie R. Enszer March 11, 2024 Essay “One of a Kind: The Life of Sydney Taylor” — How the Book Began Richard Michelson March 11, 2024 Poetry—Witnessing: Post Oct. 7 To Sleep to Forget Tamarah Touvian March 11, 2024 Essay “The World Must Know”: József Debreczeni’s “Lost” Masterpiece Alexander Bruner March 8, 2024 Pagination Previous page Newer Current page24 Next page Older Pagination First page 1 … Page22 Page23 Current page24 Page25 Page26 … Last page 496
Interview—From the Journal “Who Will Inherit the Kingdom, and Who Will Be Abandoned in the Forest?”: A Conversation with Sabrina Orah Mark and Idra Novey Kyra Lisse March 12, 2024
Recommended Reading Jewish Historical Fiction: Triumph and Tragedy Natasha Siegel March 11, 2024
Interview Torah and Midrash as the Rich Humus for Poems: A Conversation with Jessica Jacobs Julie R. Enszer March 11, 2024
Essay “One of a Kind: The Life of Sydney Taylor” — How the Book Began Richard Michelson March 11, 2024
