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Dalia Wolf­son

Dalia Wolf­son is study­ing Com­par­a­tive Lit­er­a­ture — with a focus on Russ­ian and Judeo-lan­guage lit­er­a­tures — at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Pennsylvania.
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Non­fic­tion
Sav­age Feast: Three Gen­er­a­tions, Two Con­ti­nents, and a Din­ner Table (a Mem­oir with Recipes)
Boris Fish­man
Non­fic­tion
Sovi­et Daugh­ter: A Graph­ic Revolution
Julia Alek­seye­va
Fic­tion
The Patri­ots
Sana Krasikov
Non­fic­tion
Where the Jews Aren’t
Masha Gessen
Non­fic­tion
Fam­i­ly His­to­ry of Fear
Aga­ta Tuszynska
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The Speed of Thought: A Con­ver­sa­tion with Maria Tumarkin

Dalia Wolf­son
December 9, 2019
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Inter­view: Sana Krasikov

with Dalia Wolf­sonSana Krasikov, win­ner of the 2009 Sami Rohr Prize for Jew­ish Lit­er­a­ture, pub­lished her first nov­el in Jan­u­ary. The Patri­ots explores the…
Dalia Wolf­son
June 12, 2017

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