A mosaic on the Lower East Side by the late artist Mark Podwal shows who we are, and must be
Or are they too wedded to redemptive narratives? A timely reprint of Edward Lewis Wallant’s classic 1961 novel ‘The Pawnbroker’ raises the question.
Graphic pinpoints iconic scenes from novels, writers’ homes, and more
Her fourth novel, ‘A Guide for the Perplexed,’ reanimates the past without falling into the traps of ‘Shtetlworld’ nostalgia
And a new ‘Diasporist,’ today on Tablet
Who will make The New Yorker’s under-40 cut?
Questions, answers, entrances, and exoduses—our complete Passover coverage
