A story.

Celia Dropkin’s reflection on humiliation has a surprising resonance.

The two worlds of Yehoshua November.

A Purim story.

Nine Love Letters.

Mindless automatons on the Jewish mind.

What should be the mission of the Yiddish poet?

What else should it be?

And what they say about the Soviet Union.

There is no Torah without interpretation.

And inspired Israel Zangwill.

If kitsch has a “fairy-tale glow,” then Here I Am is positively radiant.

Rebellion, creativity, and The Penitent.

A member of the Rothschild family finds himself in a small shtetl for the Sabbath.