Gerald Jacobs reports on the first Cliveden Literary Festival
By Gerald Jacobs
Lucy Adlington's new book for teenagers focuses on the seamstresses of Auschwitz
By Angela Kiverstein
The author of Practical Magic tells Jennifer Lipman why she's written a prequel
By Jennifer Lipman
“People need to choose happiness; they need to agree that they want it, deserve it and have it. “
By Keren David
The award-winning author Andrew Solmon's travel writings from 1991 to today are collected in his new book, subtitled How Travel Can Change the World
By Michael Kaminer
By Simon Rocker
The publication of Synagogues in the Islamic World is tantamount to an act of defiance.
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Adi Bloom is the author of a new guide to grammar. These are her top tips to help you find the right word.
By Adi Bloom
Shabbat lunches were the training ground for a grammar maven
Rebecca Abrams picks 22 artefacts from the Ashmolean museum's collection that tell untold Jewish stories
By Rebecca Abrams
Angela Kiverstein's monthly round up of children's books
Eva Burke is moved by a survivor's story
By Eva Burke
Before Harvey Weinstein, there was Jack Warner. Jenni Frazer reviews a book about an unpleasant movie mogul and his brothers
By Jenni Frazer
Gerald Kersh was a best-selling author in the 1940s, but his work is now forgotten. David Herman hails a reissue for a new generation.
By David Herman
Alan Montague enjoys Anthony Horowitz's latest novel — which features a character called Anthony Horowitz
By Alan Montague