Words of the Week: Sabrina Goldfischer
Completed earlier this year, this thesis is available online. I’m reading it now.
Completed earlier this year, this thesis is available online. I’m reading it now.
Speaking of Hanukkah: This first night of the holiday, coinciding with the 82nd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, is perhaps a particularly appropriate time to revisit “Fidelis,” my short story that was first aired on NPR’s 2011 “Hanukkah Lights” broadcast. (Apologies: NPR did not provide a transcript.)
Wishing everyone a Chag Sameach and Shabbat Shalom.
Delivered last week on the floor of the U.S. Senate.
(more…)I hit “send” for the December 2023 issue of The Practicing Writer 2.0 earlier this morning. Among the dozens of fee-free (and paying) opportunities listed there are several that focus on developing and/or recognizing Jewish work.
Reminder: As I’ve said before, Jewish work can (and does!) find homes in “secular” or other not-necessarily-“Jewish” publications, presses, and programs. So be sure to check out all of the other opportunities listed in this newsletter issue, too.
Shabbat shalom.
“Sometimes ‘speech’ isn’t speech. Sometimes it rises to the level of conduct that prevents others from being able to live their lives. Right now we need people to discern the difference.”
Source: Ilya Shapiro, “Where Free Speech Ends and Lawbreaking Begins” (The Free Press; note, at the post’s conclusion, an editorial reference to “another view”).