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Malamud’s Magic

Re-evaluating the great (but underappreciated) novelist as the Library of America enshrines his deeply humanistic works.

Ideas

Kosher Bacon? Passover Bagel?

Novelty foodstuffs can raise deep questions about meaning — or the lack of it.

Staging Kertész’s ‘Fatelessness’

Some experiences are so traumatic that the mind refuses to believe that they are happening. In Imre Kertész’s “Fatelessness,” the Nobel Prize-winning novel based on the Hungarian author’s boyhood experiences during the Holocaust, a matter-of-fact tone bridges a yawning chasm of despair. Adam Boncz’s one-man stage version of the novel, adapted by Andras Visky, debuts […]

Passover And Jewish Personhood

Sheldon Adelson Holds Court At Republican Jewish Convention

Determining The Parameters Of Modern Orthodoxy

‘Noah’ Co-Writer Stands Up For His Story speaks

When Words Can Be Contagious

Falling Fruit: The Biblical Imperative To Curb Food Waste

Rivka Haut, 71, Champion For Agunot

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