Rachel Kadish’s New Novel Delves Into Women’s Roles, From The 17th Century To The 21st

In “The Weight of Ink,” Kadish intertwines stories and characters, separated by centuries but with emotional touchstones between them.

Israel’s Complexities Move To Center Stage Here

New Grossman, Gitai works appear at Lincoln Center Festival amid BDS challenge.

How Al Franken Went From The Halls Of SNL To The Halls Of Congress

In new book, the senator writes about his metamorphosis from comedian to policy wonk.

Writers Without Borders

Plotlines that cross over seamlessly between the U.S. and Israel.

Inside Israeli Noir, And What It Says About The Country

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A Forbidden Love Story’s Multiple Plots

An Israeli-Palestinian romance, now in English, and its politically and personally complex backstory.

One Family’s ‘Genetic Mistake’

Joselin Linder goes in search of her ‘deadly inheritance’ in her medical mystery memoir.

Kirk And Anne Douglas’ Lifetime Of Love Captured In New Book

New book draws upon the couple’s decades of correspondence over their 63 years of marriage.

Finding A New Rebbe — Or Not

New book examines chasidic succession.

A Literary Life: Remembering Ann Birstein

Etgar Keret On Writing, Politics And What It Means To Be Jewish

The Bronfman Prize-winner spoke to the Jewish Week on what it means to talk about Jewish values.