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From the Journal A Simple Girl Growing up, Ayelet Tsabari grappled with Mizrahi stereotypes — and found inspiration in Ofra Haza, Israel’s iconic, Yemini singer. Ayelet Tsabari May 13, 2019
Interview ‘Preachiness Doesn’t Make for Good Fiction’: Dana Czapnik and Sam Graham-Felsen in Conversation Two debut authors discuss their coming-of-age novels set in the gritty New York and Boston of the nineties. Sam Graham-Felsen, Dana Czapnik April 30, 2019
Nonfiction Black Power, Jewish Politics: Reinventing the Alliance in the 1960s Marc Dollinger
Nonfiction Hitler’s American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law James Q. Whitman
Essay How Does the “Justice System” Work for You? Julia Dahl is the author of the Rebekah Roberts novels, the latest of which, Conviction, comes out this week. Julia is guest blogging for the Jewish Book Council all week… Julia Dahl March 27, 2017