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Essay On Writing a Fictionalized Account of Baruch Spinoza’s Family Earlier this week, Gabi Gleichmann wrote about the genesis of his debut novel and his fascination with reading and writing. His debut novel, The Elixir of… Gabi Gleichmann October 4, 2013
Nonfiction Toward a Renewed Ethic of Jewish Philanthropy Yossi Prager, ed.; Robert Hirt, series ed.
Fiction Adirondack Mendel’s Aufruf: Welcome to Chelm’s Pond Sandor Schuman, illustrated by Kevin Kuhne
Nonfiction In Search of the Spiritual: Gabriel Marcel, Psychoanalysis and the Sacred Paul Marcus
Nonfiction Who Says You’re Dead: A Book of Medical Dilemmas for the Curious and Concerned Jacob Appel
Nonfiction Mensch-Marks: Life Lessons of a Human Rabbi―Wisdom for Untethered Times Joshua Hammerman
Nonfiction Designing Babies: How Technology is Changing the Ways We Create Children Robert Klitzman