Every Friday My Machberet presents an array of Jewish-interest links, primarily of the literary variety.
On Tablet, in time for Yom HaShoah: an excerpt from Leela Corman’s forthcoming graphic novel Victory Parade, in which a Jewish American soldier helps liberate Buchenwald—and is haunted by the experience.
“Washington Jewish Week, a print and multi-platform digital publication covering the capital region’s diverse Jewish community, is looking for an enthusiastic, quick-learning general assignment reporter/writer to join our Rockville-based news team full time.”
And enjoy Judy Bolton-Fasman’s super write-up of Lilith magazine’s recent 40th-anniversary celebration at Brandeis University. Included: a sneak peek into Rachel Kadish’s forthcoming novel.
Shabbat shalom.
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Hey Everyone,
Just wanted to say that the “(Un)Witnessable” reading is part of a two-day event at the University of Pennsylvania. The following day, Thursday, April 27th, there is a day long graduate student conference at the Perry World House, followed by a Keynote address by Professor Anika Walke at the Slought Foundation. The detailed information about the reading and conference can be found on our website: https://swbupenn.wordpress.com/
Thanks so much!
Hey Everyone,
Just wanted to say that the “(Un)Witnessable” reading is part of a two-day event at the University of Pennsylvania. The following day, Thursday, April 27th, there is a day long graduate student conference at the Perry World House, followed by a Keynote address by Professor Anika Walke at the Slought Foundation. The detailed information about the reading and conference can be found on our website: https://swbupenn.wordpress.com/
Thanks so much!