The middlebrow moment.

Philip Roth, American Jews, and the inescapability of history.

Gratz Cohen.

The Hebrew Teacher.

One great Jewish novelist considers the legacy of another.

Never Say You’ve Had a Lucky Life.

“What kind of living?—a living; you lived.”

Sabbath’s Theater in the theater.

Robert Nathan’s Road of Ages.

An American Jewish poet and his searing wartime experience.

His fantasies contained only a few Jewish themes.

Robert Nathan, Sephardi fantasy writer.

“America was not a melting pot, but a laboratory of innumerable new combinations.”

Maya Arad’s good years.