‘Being Jewish is a gift for a novelist’

The writer on the insider-outsider status of being a Jew, and why she enjoys confounding prejudice in her fiction and in life

My almost accidental case of marrying ‘in’

Novelist Amanda Craig hardly knew she was Jewish - but books filled the gap

Do Jews hate the countryside?

'Better one day in London than a thousand years with the sheep' says a character in Amanda Craig's new novel - and he's (half) Jewish. But does he represent a truthful stereotype?

Review: Marrying Out

Sublime comedy of unhappiness

Andrew Sanger: love and loathing in London

Sisters in step: feisty, funny female fighters for Israel

On the outside looking in: a Jewish writer's lot

Being ‘foreign’ in today’s Britain

Reactions to Gaza show that we are in the same boat as Muslims