David Evanier has pub­lished sev­en books and has received the Aga Khan Fic­tion Prize and the McGin­nis-Ritchie Short Fic­tion Award. He was the found­ing edi­tor of the…

This week, Mag­gie Anton — the author of the Rashi’s Daugh­ters series and, most recent­ly, Rav His­da’s Daugth­er: A Nov­el of Love, the Tal­mud, and Sor­cery—blogs for The…

Ear­li­er this week, Ilana Garon wrote about ath­let­ic oppor­tu­ni­ties at her Jew­ish day school and run­ning the New York City Marathon. She has been blog­ging here all week…

Les­bian-fem­i­nist poet and schol­ar Julie R. Ensz­er has been blog­ging for The Pros­en­Peo­ple this week on poet­ry, loss, and the pio­neers of Amer­i­can Jew­ish les­bian…

by Dina Wein­stein Forty years ago in books and in groups, women were doc­u­ment­ing, prod­ding, and exam­in­ing their world, their sta­tus, and their lot as they entered the…

“Inte­ri­or mono­logue of the poet: the notes for the poem are the only poem” —from ​“Images for Godard” in The Will to Change (1971) by Adri­enne Rich The act of…