Fall Issue!
Amazing articles by Michael Walzer, Gary Saul Morson, Cecile E. Kuznitz, and many more.
- Michael Walzer
- Allan Arkush
- Julia Kornberg
- Gary Saul Morson
- Shai Secunda
- Roslyn Weiss
- Jack Omer-Jackaman
- Michael Avi Helfand
- Daniel Gordis
- Cecile E. Kuznitz
- Harvey E. Goldberg
- Amichai Chasson
- Akiva Schick
- Emil Stern
- Abraham Socher
Learning Yiddish After 60
When I was about 10, I had a brilliant idea. If my parents would agree to speak only Yiddish with each other, it would just come to me without effort. I wouldn't have to learn it or study it, I would just wake up one day knowing it.
(Almost) People
What does it mean to say that books have lives?
The Last Word
Some mordant browser (or dybbuk) had propped up a copy of Someday the Rabbi Will Leave
- From A Good Golus
- by Abraham Socher
- Issue Fall 2024
The Many Dybbuks of Romain Gary
Romain Gary—a Lithuanian Jew who regarded himself a Frenchman par excellence—emerges in a recent memoir as a master of self-invention and (just as immoderate) verbal invention, a chameleon of pseudonyms, a man of irreconcilable contradictions, divided against himself.
The Last Word
Some mordant browser (or dybbuk) had propped up a copy of Someday the Rabbi Will Leave
- From A Good Golus
- by Abraham Socher
- Issue Fall 2024
Past Issues
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Summer 2024
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Spring 2024
Issue No. 56
Winter 2024
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