The Scroll
Sundown: Iran and Qaeda in Cahoots?
Plus, Keret’s thin abode, Facebook won’t delete denial pages, and more
By
Marc Tracy
· July 28, 2011
The Scroll
Sundown: Syrian Stonewalling Called Out
Plus whom Anne Frank belongs to, and more
By
Marc Tracy
· March 9, 2011
The Scroll
Kill the Pig!
Today on Tablet
By
the Editors
· January 21, 2011
The Scroll
Yet Another Russian-Immigrant Novel
Today on Tablet
By
Marc Tracy
· December 30, 2010
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
Pyromania, authenticity, and more
By
the Editors
· December 17, 2010
The Scroll
Stop Being Polite
Today on Tablet
By
Marc Tracy
· November 19, 2010
Family
Strange Bedfellows
Talking about lizards at a writers’ conference in Bali
By
Etgar Keret
· October 15, 2010
The Scroll
Whom Does Kafka Belong To?
(Maybe to a cat-lady)
By
Marc Tracy
· September 28, 2010
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
Fast-prep, a different kind of South African Jew, and more
By THE EDITORS · September 17, 2010
The Scroll
Sundown: Madam Secretary
Plus the kosher donkey, and more
By
Marc Tracy
· September 16, 2010
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
Keret on soccer, a good-bye to Pekar, and more
By
Marc Tracy
· July 16, 2010
The Scroll
Talking Turkey, Blockade Bungled
And McCain blames Obama
By
Marc Tracy
· June 2, 2010
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
So much hummus, fuzzy numbers, and more
By THE EDITORS · May 28, 2010
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
Etgar Keret airborne, singing Yiddish, and more
By THE EDITORS · April 30, 2010
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
King of the Jews, a Talmudic cult novel, and more
By
Marc Tracy
· March 19, 2010
Family
Idol Worship
When we were kids, I wanted to follow in my brother’s footsteps. Now, as adults, I’m reminded why.
By
Etgar Keret
· March 19, 2010
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
Keret puts the phone down, independent minyanim, and more
By THE EDITORS · February 19, 2010
The Scroll
Today on Tablet
Iran’s nukes, not afraid of Tariq Ramadan, and more
By THE EDITORS · January 22, 2010
The Scroll
Sundown: 15 Years of Jordan Peace
Plus a rabbi’s odd crime, Ivanka’s wedding tchotchkes, and more
By
Hadara Graubart
· October 27, 2009
Book Reviews
On the Bookshelf
New books on bodies visible and invisible
By
Josh Lambert
· October 19, 2009
Book Reviews
Fighting Words
Can literature help bring peace to the Middle East?
By
Daniella Cheslow
· November 3, 2008
Book Reviews
Politics of the Everyday
Novelist Yael Hedaya explores the daily struggles of modern Israelis
By
Sara Ivry
· October 13, 2008
Book Reviews
How to Lose Gracefully
Etgar Keret on death, optimism, and the virtues of confusion
By
Sara Ivry
· May 8, 2006
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