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Sacha Lamb

Sacha Lamb is the author of Avi Can­tor Has Six Months to Live (Book Smug­glers, 2017), a Jew­ish fairy­tale with a trans boy pro­tag­o­nist. A 2018 Lamb­da Lit­er­ary Fel­low, Sacha has also pub­lished with Fore­shad­ow YA (“Epis­to­lary”, 2019) and is cur­rent­ly work­ing on a nov­el. Sacha can be found @mosslamb on Twitter.

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Adam Eli
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All My Mother’s Lovers 
Ilana Masad
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Becom­ing Eve 
Abby Cha­va Stein
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It’s a Whole Spiel: Love, Latkes, and Oth­er Jew­ish Stories
Lau­ra Silverman
Kather­ine Locke
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A Rain­bow Thread: An Anthol­o­gy of Queer Jew­ish Texts from the First Cen­tu­ry to 1969
Noam Sien­na
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Paper is White
Hilary Zaid
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Dov Zeller
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Queer Iden­ti­ty in Jew­ish His­to­ry: An Inter­view with Noam Sienna 

An inter­view about an anthol­o­gy explor­ing mar­gin­al­ized voic­es in Jew­ish history

Sacha Lamb
June 11, 2019
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G‑d Gave Us the Rain­bow: A Valen­tine’s Day Read­ing List

Sacha Lamb
February 8, 2018
Essay

Where Are All the Hap­py Jew­ish Stories?

Sacha Lamb is a part-time librar­i­an, part-time stu­dent, and part-time YA writer and read­er. She is blog­ging here as part of Jew­ish Book Coun­cil’s Vis­it­ing Scribe…
Sacha Lamb
December 7, 2017

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