fiction
‘The Anarchist Kosher Cookbook’
A new book of Jewish short horror stories unsettles and amuses. Read More
“The Job of a Novelist is to Talk About the Difficult Thing”
A Q&A with Elisa Albert, author of the new novel ‘After Birth’ Read More
Shelly Oria’s Assured, Unnerving Short Stories
In “New York 1, Tel Aviv 0,” Israeli expats traverse fantastical worlds filled with unrequited love and lust. Read More
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David Bezmozgis on Zionism, Betrayal, and the Legacy of Soviet Jewry
An interview with the author about his new novel, “The Betrayers.” Read More
Read ‘One Gram Short,’ a New Story by Etgar Keret
“It’s not for the high. It’s for a girl. Someone special I want to impress.” Read More
New Short Story Collection Explores Tel Aviv’s Dark Side
“What could possibly be dark about our sunny city, a city nicknamed ‘The Bubble?'” — Etgar Keret Read More
Boris Fishman on Grandfathers, Russian Hirsuteness, and the Immigrant Experience
“Russian culture tends to go soulful and deep much more quickly than American culture.” Read More
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