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There is much to admire in these two richly illustrated books - and a deep complementarity between them
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As a father in a same-sex relationship, Morgan-Bentley offers a unique perspective
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Jonathan and Jesse Kellerman write books separately and together, often drawing on Jewish themes
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It's 40 years since the publication of my first novel, and I can still hear the objections...
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Final volume of his Torah commentaries shows late chief rabbi at the height of his powers
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Twisty Second World War thriller follows Hugh O’Flaherty's running battle of wits with a Gestapo leader
Brilliantly told espionage story with a very elusive protagonist
By Robert Low
Her advancing years haven’t slowed down Lore Segal’s urge to fictionalise life. The Other People’s Houses author reveals why she still writes
New game created by a Jewish designer taps into two very haimishe passions... and already has some famous fans
American R L Stine has reportedly become the latest casualty of a trend for publishers to 'sensitively' edit books
An admirably detailed account of the teenage diarist’s last months
By Amanda Hopkinson
Karen Skinazi had always wanted to write fiction — but was she too old to get started?
By Karen Skinazi
Meet a father who says parents need to share their roles
By Sandy Rashty
