Peter Manseau, author of Songs for the Butcher’s Daughter, spent the past week guest blogging on Jewcy. He began by telling us how the son of a priest and a nun won a Jewish book award. Then he told us why, "I’m not a Jew," is a phrase rarely uttered in Yiddish. He informed us on how missionaries appealed to our fellow Yids by speaking our old language. And finally, he explained why he went from writing a real memoir to writing a fake one. Need more from this goy incognito? Buy his book!
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