Gerald Jacobs is the literary editor of the JC.
Shouldn’t our communal leaders be able to emulate the politicians and overcome differences?
My pity for Polanski
Publisher Melissa Ulfane is fed up with the trashy output of the main booksellers.
The nomad novelist who picks london
The famous London club owner who brought Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong and lokshen soup together
Anne Michaels’s first novel, Fugitive Pieces, created a literary sensation. Twelve years on, her second work is ready
Joyous, exciting and rarely there: my dad Sid James
Secular and selfish — Amos Oz's Israel
Thomas Buergenthal is a top UN human rights lawyer whose childhood experience of Nazi persecution has defined his career.
Jewish Book Week 2009 will begin and end with generous helpings of the cream of Israeli literature, Amos Oz and AB Yehoshua.
Elisabeth Luard on her marriage to the co-owner of Private Eye magazine.
Clips from the life of a comedy king.
'The one thing I can’t forgive Jews for…'
Budapest is dazzling, but there's more to Hungary than just its capital
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