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Cookbook Jack’s Wife Freda: Cooking From New York’s West Village Dean Jenklowitz, Maya Jenklowitz, Julia Jaksic
Essay A Nazi Meeting at Madison Square Garden Earlier this week, Ezra Glinter wrote about the research behind his anthology Have I Got a Story for You: More Than a Century of Fiction from The… Ezra Glinter November 2, 2016
Essay Bringing a Taste of the Old World(s) to Sunny California Together with Liz Alpern, Jeffrey Yoskowitz is both co-founder of The Gefilteria and co-author of The Gefilte Manifesto: New Recipes for Old World Jewish Foods. With the… Jeffrey Yoskowitz September 15, 2016
Nonfiction Nathan’s Famous: The First 100 Years of America’s Favorite Frankfurter Company William Handwerker with Jayne Pearl
Children’s All-of-a-Kind Family Downtown Sydney Taylor; Joe Krush & Beth Krush, illus.; June Cummins, fwd.
Essay Discovering the Nuyorican Marrano Ghetto Brother Benji Melendez Julian Voloj is the author of Ghetto Brother: Warrior to Peacemaker, a nonfiction graphic novel about the 1971 Hoe Avenue peace meeting brokered by the Ghetto… Julian Voloj October 5, 2015
Essay Street-Corner Sociology in South Williamsburg Earlier this week, John Benditt pondered whether or not Proust was Jewish and wrote about identity and writing. The Boatmaker is his debut novel. He has been blogging… John Benditt July 24, 2015
Essay Back to the Bronx Earlier this week, Jerome Charyn wrote about New York as a crime novel and growing up Jewish in the Bronx. He is the author of the recently published short story… Jerome Charyn June 19, 2015
Essay New York as a Crime Novel Earlier this week, Jerome Charyn wrote about growing up Jewish in the Bronx. He is the author of the recently published short story collection Bitter Bronx and will be… Jerome Charyn June 17, 2015
