Amos Oz, A.B. Yehoshua, Etgar Keret, Jonathan Safran Foer, Paul Auster, Michael Chabon, Meir Shalev, Ayelet Waldman, Nicole Krauss, and Bernard-Henri Lévy
The Tablet contributor’s new memoir hits the shelves on Tuesday
In an interview, Rivka Galchen—who has a new collection out this week—channels Kafka, posing complex questions to herself, and us
Tablet Original Fiction: When a man of science loves a woman of God, what lies between them?
Michael Chabon’s new novel Telegraph Avenue is typically stylish, but overwritten
Why I published Friderike Burger’s memoir of her service as femme de l’artiste to Stefan Zweig
Writer Clarice Lispector’s exoticism had much to do with her Jewishness; her literary vocabulary did not
In his Bech books, the great novelist of American WASPdom parsed the allure and otherness of Jewish writers
Lost Books
Faced with a story I wanted to start but felt certain I couldn’t, I turned to the literary gods. Now Harold Bloom owes me $213.27.
A case for Walter Mosley’s inclusion in the American Jewish literary canon
A novelist reflects on what it means to be a Jewish writer
Truman Capote spread fears of a literary cabal. So what to make of his forgotten first novel?
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