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Wait until life touches you, and the poems appear like bruises - opinion
A poem is a spontaneous burst of emotion; the words come unbidden, and break through all your controlled inhibitions.
The Manhattan bookstore that wouldn't host her: Lihi Lapid on what October 7 did to Israeli authors
Backlash grows over Israeli character in R.F. Kuang’s upcoming novel 'Taipei Story'
'The Gavriel Tirosh Affair': Unforgettable teacher, lingering memory - review
French novelist published Holocaust denials and caricatures 30 years ago
“Everybody knows the camps never existed,” a caption alongside that caricature read.
Book review: Revelatory reunions
Richard Russo’s novel ‘Chances Are…’ is a beguiling, surprising reunion of college friends.
Book review: Kidnapping on steroids
‘The Chain’ is a kidnap yarn made for the big screen
Boris Johnson’s novel, Seventy-Two Virgins: A glimpse into his inner world
The book takes place over a few hours during which a group of Islamic terrorists plan to kidnap the US president while the Johnson-like hero stumbles across the plot and tries to foil it.
"Romance on the Road" unites book-lovers across Israel
Groups and events are like oxygen for the growing cadre of enthusiasts of the erotic romance genre.
Love story between Nazi and Jew roils romance novel community
"Co-opting a genocide to further your specific religious perspective is unacceptable," critic says about 'For Such a Time.'