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Wayne Hoffman Wayne Hoffman is executive editor of Tablet Magazine. He is the author of three novels, and the forthcoming memoir The End of Her. Website Articles Reviews Books Essay Are E‑Books Kosher? Earlier this week, Wayne Hoffman wrote about a funny thing, the meaning behind the names of a few of his characters, and a gay Jewish… Wayne Hoffman September 1, 2011 Recommended Reading A Gay Jewish Reading List Wayne Hoffman August 31, 2011 Essay What’s in a Name? On Monday, Wayne Hoffman wrote about a funny thing.When it comes to a novel, what’s in a name? There are often dozens of characters in a novel,… Wayne Hoffman August 30, 2011 Essay A Funny Thing Happened — True Story! Wayne Hoffman‘s most recent book, Sweet Like Sugar, is now available. Hoffman is the deputy editor of Nextbook Press and will be blogging for the… Wayne Hoffman August 29, 2011 Nonfiction Lot Six David Adjmi Fiction Fire Year Jason K. Friedman Fiction The Paternity Test Michael Lowenthal Fiction Sweet Like Sugar Wayne Hoffman Nonfiction What We Brought Back: Jewish Life After Birthright- Reflections by Alumni of Taglit-Birthright Israel Trips Wayne Hoffman
Essay Are E‑Books Kosher? Earlier this week, Wayne Hoffman wrote about a funny thing, the meaning behind the names of a few of his characters, and a gay Jewish… Wayne Hoffman September 1, 2011
Essay What’s in a Name? On Monday, Wayne Hoffman wrote about a funny thing.When it comes to a novel, what’s in a name? There are often dozens of characters in a novel,… Wayne Hoffman August 30, 2011
Essay A Funny Thing Happened — True Story! Wayne Hoffman‘s most recent book, Sweet Like Sugar, is now available. Hoffman is the deputy editor of Nextbook Press and will be blogging for the… Wayne Hoffman August 29, 2011
Nonfiction What We Brought Back: Jewish Life After Birthright- Reflections by Alumni of Taglit-Birthright Israel Trips Wayne Hoffman
