“How can any man be the mayor of a city like that?”
Leah Goldberg’s “Songs of the End of the Road”.
An introduction to one of the masters of modern Hebrew fiction.
“The Empty Apartment.”
“Dabbling in pacifism is a bad business.”
“God Hidden in Heaven’s Vaults.”
“I write because reading has wounded me.”
Tongue Untangled.
His work reminds us that fiction can be entertaining, and perhaps should be, even when it is serious.
A novel explores manifestations of religion, while ignoring its content.
A novella by the late Israeli writer.
The Mosaic columnist joins us to talk about her new podcast and the poetry and literature it will explore.
A Tel Aviv hipster in King Arthur’s court.