Love Story
Moving from translation into fiction, Evan Fallenberg conjures an unlikely romance
Selim Nassib’s latest novel riffs on rumors of Golda Meir’s affair with a Palestinian banker
Clarice Lispector’s gorgeous, vibrant writings made one writer’s head—and heart—spin
How an antiwar novel became a best-selling solace for Israeli soldiers and their families
Meir Shalev holds forth on pigeons, homeland, and why reading a book is like a blind date
In 1945, Jerzy Andrzejewski’s novel of the Warsaw ghetto enraged Poles and Jews alike. How will it read to audiences today?
Exactly who heeded the call of Abraham? Book touring makes a writer wonder.