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Nonfiction Rahel Varnhagen: The Life of a Jewish Woman Hannah Arendt; Clara Winston and Richard Winston, trans.
Nonfiction Why Judaism Matters: Letters of a Liberal Rabbi to His Children and the Millennial Generation Rabbi John Rosove
Essay Nine Rules for Writing Jewish Letters In honor of the 65th National Jewish Book Awards, Jewish Book Council asked some of this year’s winners to share their top rules for writing an award-winning book.… Alice Nakhimovsky, Roberta Newman March 7, 2016
Essay Paperless Love: A Letter from Valy Earlier this week, Sarah Wildman wrote about translating letters written in Yiddish by her family and shared a short reading list and an interesting letter… Sarah Wildman October 31, 2014
