The 100-year-old titan of American letters recalls his very happy publishing career, in the new ‘Sailor and Fiddler’

The first novel I ever read was by Herman Wouk. Now, 60 years later, he’s publishing yet another one.

The centenarian author formed an Orthodox congregation in his home in 1952. It thrives today.

The creator of ‘Marjorie Morningstar’ has a new memoir

The debut novel ‘The Lion Seeker’ is the kind of representative Jewish epic Herman Wouk used to write

The sweet surprises of The Lawgiver‘s archaism

With The Lawgiver, the best-selling novelist takes another stab at the kind of Hollywood fame he’s always coveted

Herman Wouk wrote a foundational text for American postwar Modern Orthodoxy, and for the emancipated Jewish literature in its wake

Exodus recast Israel’s founders as swaggering heroes and secured Leon Uris a place on the Jewish bookshelf even though, as a new biography shows, he was a mediocre writer and a troubled person

‘I never wanted to be Miss America, even when I was 7. But I wanted to be pretty. I wanted to be loved.’

Muriel Spark, Liz Claiborne, Herman Wouk, and more

How two of Israel’s leading diplomats emerged from a 1970s Jewish commune at Columbia University

Longtime ‘Variety’ columnist prompted Michael Jackson to change anti-Semitic lyric