Reb Aryeh’s etrog.

Babel, Singer, Agnon.

The last Hebrew classic?

Agnon or Herzog?

A City and Its Fullness.

He positions himself not as a subtly ironic modernist but as a humble, heartbroken preserver of memory.

A Tom Thumb rabbi and a blood libel.

A kinship between the artist and the outlaw.

The art of annotation.

An author who upended his own parables.

Fish that turn into frogs, a dead count, and halakhic humor.

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

S. Y. Agnon in English.

“Young and Old Together.”