Jewish literature: great writers, from Chabon to Ozick

LITERATURE: Jewish Reading & Writing

From the Bible and talmudic legends to the American masters Bellow and Roth, storytelling has been an integral part of Jewish life. Jewish fiction writers--American, Israeli, and European--have achieved particular renown, but Jews have made their literary mark in everything from poetry to comic books.

LATEST ARTICLES: CULTURE

  • Ritual Bath

    A mystery by Faye Kellerman.

  • Relief of Unbearable Urges

    Short stories by Nathan Englander.

  • Fear of Flying

    A novel by Erica Jong.

  • Bech, A Book

    A novel by John Updike.

  • The Kashering of Coca-Cola

    As a symbol of American culture, Coca-Cola has penetrated every nation in the world and is served at the most strictly kosher events. While Coke has been on the market since 1886, only since 1935 has it been certified kosher, including kosher l'Pesach.

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