Fiction and Essays
War and Palestine
The great screenwriter remembers a wartime visit to the Holy Land
By
Walter Bernstein
· February 1, 2017
Culture News
The Recantation of Albert Maltz: A Pre-History of PC Stalinism
On his 98th birthday, the sad story of one writer’s struggle with the bullying from within his own political party
By
Ron Capshaw
· October 27, 2016
Music
‘Don’t Your People Got None of Your Own Music?’
Confessions of a Jewish teenage folkie
By
J. Hoberman
· June 30, 2015
Book Reviews
The Forgotten Founder of ‘Partisan Review’ Wrote Porn and Thrillers
What happened when Kenneth Fearing’s Communist sympathies came up against his ideas about art?
By
Ron Capshaw
· July 31, 2014
United States
You May Not Like BDS—But Defending Academic Freedom Protects You, Too
The principle, invoked on both sides of the ASA boycott debate, is unique in American law and reflects the special status of scholarship
By
Jay Starr
· February 27, 2014
Book Reviews
Disconcerting Wipeout
How marrying Marilyn Monroe ruined Arthur Miller’s genius
By
Adam Kirsch
· October 6, 2009
The Scroll
Writer Budd Schulberg Dies
Writer, former Communist, name-namer, and maybe bad for the Jews
By
Marissa Brostoff
· August 6, 2009
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