Keren David is the Managing Editor of the Jewish Chronicle. She is also the award-winning author of 13 books for young adults, her most recent is Say No to the Dress, published by Barrington Stoke
Naomi Marek's refugee grandparents inspired her to face adversity by remaining positive and helping others, she tells Keren David
Adam Usden was a winner at the BBC’s Audio Drama Awards
The JC's Keren David saw two videos online this week: one funny, one profoundly moving. Here's how they connect...
We look back at the big arts stories of 2017 in our end-of-year round-up
Is reading an endangered activity? Literary agent Jonny Geller has the answers.
Devorah Baum has two new books out which examine the essence of Jewishness. Keren David met her to find out more.
"If an audience believes it, that should be good enough for me. But, lately, it isn’t.”
Sir Tom Stoppard was awarded the David Cohen prize for literature last night. He told Keren David about his life and Jewish roots
Sir Tom told the JC that he had never thought that he would win the award, which recognises living writers' lifetime work
“People need to choose happiness; they need to agree that they want it, deserve it and have it. “
Stacey Hart crumbled in the heat of the semi-final
Was Radlett's finest, Stacey Hart, a choux-in for the final?
‘It means a lot to know Donnie’s life can make it easier for other families’
Is the decline of Margate's Jewish community inevitable? Not at all, says Keren David
“Have you considered Phyllida?” asked my mother.
Keren David confesses that she is the very personification of the cleaner-dependent Jews surveyed for World Jewish Relief.
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