In which I admire a literary critic and psychoanalyst’s work
By David Herman
From protesting the cost of pastrami to rating cookies, Noah Rinsky showcases the everyday antics of the Larry David demographic to the TikTok generation
By Eliana Jordan
By Jennifer Lipman
This is a fascinating study of inter-war Germany, but there are big Jewish gaps
By Harry Freedman
By Keren David
Jo David has drawn on her experience delivering High Holy Day sermons to write a Regency romance
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Two new books dissect the Arnhem offensive
By Colin Shindler
A social media book group is spreading Jewish joy. Lizzie Kapren meets the women picking the must-reads every month to share with its members
By Elizabeth Karpen
Angela Kiverstein asks children’s author Jodie Lancet-Grant about her latest picture book
By Angela Kiverstein
Writers critical of Israel say summer festival season ‘can expect escalation and disruption’
By Jane Prinsley
Hong Kong-based children’s author Erica Lyons writes books with a very distinct Jewish flavour
By Judith Zerdin
Our writer pays tribute to Paul Auster who died this week
This brief and breezy guide to Israel’s ancient sites is an impressive achievement
By Robert Low
Sheila Brill tells how she recovered from the terrible effect hospital staff’s incompetence had on her family and how she campaigning to improve practices
By Hilary Freeman
The brilliant chemist used acetone to advance Zionism in the same way Herzl used journalism, says the co-author of a magisterial new biography of the leader
By Stephen Pollard
