fiction

Rose Tremain’s ‘Gustav Sonata’ wins Ribalow Prize for Jewish fiction

The novel is the British novelist's first on a Jewish theme.

How ‘The Red Tent’ invented a new kind of fiction

Anita Diamant's first novel, published 20 years ago, went on to become a best-seller, a miniseries and an inspiration for fiction writers around the globe.

Sex + God + Jews in a Tiny Beautiful Chapbook

“So that I might come to be trusted, I built myself into a city.” I Wanted Just to Be Soft, Temim Fruchter‘s tiny beautiful chapbook of short lyrical stories, is about someone who’s literally uncomfortable in their skin. Described as “part anatomical travel log, part prayer book, part emotional collage and part new anatomy,” the book […]