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Nonfiction

Recov­er­ing ​“Yid­dish­land”: Thresh­old Moments in Amer­i­can Literature

Mer­le L. Bachman

Nonfiction

Sovi­et and Kosher: Jew­ish Pop­u­lar Cul­ture in the Sovi­et Union, 1923 – 1939

Anna Shtern­shis

Nonfiction

Through Sovi­et-Jew­ish Eyes: Pho­tog­ra­phy, War, and the Holocaust

David Shneer

Nonfiction

The Polypho­ny of Jew­ish Culture

Ben­jamin Harshav

Nonfiction

Klezmer Amer­i­ca: Jew­ish­ness, Eth­nic­i­ty, Modernity

Jonathan Freed­man

Nonfiction

The New Authen­tics: Artists of the Post-Jew­ish Generation

Staci Boris

Nonfiction

The Lit­er­ary Com­mu­ni­ty: Select­ed Essays 1967 – 2007

Ted Solotaroff; Rus­sell Banks, intro.

Nonfiction

Past Imper­fect: 318 Episodes from the Life of a Russ­ian Artist

Grisha Bruskin; Alice Nakhi­movsky , trans.

Nonfiction

Argu­ing The Mod­ern Jew­ish Canon: Essays on Lit­er­a­ture and Cul­ture in Hon­or of Ruth R. Wisse

Justin Cam­my, Dara Horn , Alyssa Quint, and Rachel Rubin­stein, eds.

Children's

Inside the Israel Muse­um: A Fam­i­ly Guide

Joy Richard­son

Nonfiction

Vision­ary Expres­sion­ism: A Zion­ist Art

Alan Kauf­man; Pol­ly Zavadi­vk­er , ed. and fwd.

Nonfiction

The Sis­tine Secrets: Michelan­gelo’s For­bid­den Mes­sages in the Heart of the Vatican

Ben­jamin Blech; Roy Doliner

Nonfiction

Jews and Shoes

Edna Nahshon

Visual Arts

Cha­gall and the Artists of the Russ­ian Jew­ish Theater

Susan Tumarkin Good­man, ed.

Nonfiction

Jew­ish Women in Pre-State Israel: Life, His­to­ry, Pol­i­tics, and Culture

Ruth Kark, Mar­galit Shi­lo, Galit Hasan-Rokem, eds,; Shu­lamit Rein­harz, fwd.

Nonfiction

Make ​‘em Laugh: The Fun­ny Busi­ness of America

Lau­rence Maslon and Michael Kantor

Nonfiction

Anglo-Jew­ish Women Writ­ing the Holo­caust: Dis­placed Witnesses

Phyl­lis Lassner

Nonfiction

Car­toons and Extrem­ism: Israel and the Jews in Arab and West­ern Media

Joel Kotek

Nonfiction

Yehu­da Amichai: The Mak­ing of Israel’s Nation­al Poet

Nili Scharf Gold

Nonfiction

Prince of the Press: How One Col­lec­tor Built His­to­ry’s Most Endur­ing and Remark­able Jew­ish Library

Joshua Teplit­sky