Seeing Double
A Jewish literature is easy to identify. But defining Jewish art is a task of Talmudic complexity, as a new book, Jewish Art, makes clear.
Youth in Revolt
A new edition of Walter Benjamin’s early work sheds light his first reckonings with Jewishness and offers glimpses of the powerful thinker he would ultimately become
Tried and True
In his 1988 novel Fiasco—only now available in English—Hungarian Nobel laureate Imre Kertész imagines an author exhausted by the Holocaust yet unable to write about anything else
Sundown: Palestinians Ditch Peace Process
Plus great old photos of great old Jews, and more
Kamenetz Defended by Dead Subject
Reb Nachman of Breslov attacks bad review of Nextbook Press’s ‘Burnt Books’




