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Essay Blazing Saddles It Wasn’t Earlier this week, Gerald Kolpan shared the story behind Eli Gershonson, a photo gallery of some of the historical figures in his novel, and the… Gerald Kolpan May 4, 2012 Essay A Jewish Magician at the Egyptian Theatre Earlier this week, Gerald Kolpan shared the story behind Eli Gershonson and a photo gallery of some of the historical figures in his novel Magic Words. He will… Gerald Kolpan May 2, 2012 Recommended Reading May is… Posted by Naomi Firestone-TeeterIn honor of May celebrations, we’ve created a few reading lists for you…Jewish American Heritage MonthFind the… Naomi Firestone-Teeter May 1, 2012 Essay The Historical Figures in Gerald Kolpan’s Magic Words Visiting Scribe blogger Gerald Kolpan shares some of the historical figures in his newest novel, Magic Words: The Tale of a Jewish Boy-Interpreter, the World’s… Gerald Kolpan May 1, 2012 Recommended Reading Book Cover of the Week: The Middlesteins Posted by Naomi Firestone-TeeterLook out for Jami Attenberg’s latest novel, scheduled for publication this October: Naomi Firestone-Teeter May 1, 2012 Essay The Return of Eli Gershonson Gerald Kolpan’s newest book, Magic Words: The Tale of a Jewish Boy-Interpreter, the World’s Most Estimable Magician, a Murderous Harlot, and America’s… Gerald Kolpan April 30, 2012 Pagination Previous page Newer Current page415 Next page Older Pagination First page 1 … Page413 Page414 Current page415 Page416 Page417 … Last page 516
Essay Blazing Saddles It Wasn’t Earlier this week, Gerald Kolpan shared the story behind Eli Gershonson, a photo gallery of some of the historical figures in his novel, and the… Gerald Kolpan May 4, 2012
Essay A Jewish Magician at the Egyptian Theatre Earlier this week, Gerald Kolpan shared the story behind Eli Gershonson and a photo gallery of some of the historical figures in his novel Magic Words. He will… Gerald Kolpan May 2, 2012
Recommended Reading May is… Posted by Naomi Firestone-TeeterIn honor of May celebrations, we’ve created a few reading lists for you…Jewish American Heritage MonthFind the… Naomi Firestone-Teeter May 1, 2012
Essay The Historical Figures in Gerald Kolpan’s Magic Words Visiting Scribe blogger Gerald Kolpan shares some of the historical figures in his newest novel, Magic Words: The Tale of a Jewish Boy-Interpreter, the World’s… Gerald Kolpan May 1, 2012
Recommended Reading Book Cover of the Week: The Middlesteins Posted by Naomi Firestone-TeeterLook out for Jami Attenberg’s latest novel, scheduled for publication this October: Naomi Firestone-Teeter May 1, 2012
Essay The Return of Eli Gershonson Gerald Kolpan’s newest book, Magic Words: The Tale of a Jewish Boy-Interpreter, the World’s Most Estimable Magician, a Murderous Harlot, and America’s… Gerald Kolpan April 30, 2012