Sholem Aleichem meets Quentin Tarantino.

A funny and heartbreaking alternate reality.

A memoirist sheds light on the shtetl’s social conflicts.

Dovid Bergelson’s Yiddish masterpiece and his untimely death.

Documents and wax cylinders nearly destroyed by the KGB.

“Above all a Jewish artist.”

Of pogroms and animal carcasses.

Shtetl Love Song.

The most tragic Jewish writer of modern times.

Sunday—potatoes, Monday—potatoes . . .

A Purim story.

In memoriam.

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

In his day, the novelist Jacob Dinezon enjoyed immense popularity with the Yiddish-reading public, and was admired by such contemporaries as Sholem Aleichem and I.. . .