Posts Tagged‘Birthright’
Occasional Notes from a Practicing Writer
It’s been quite some time since I’ve shared a post about what’s happening in my own writing life. I won’t attempt to recap the past few months, but I will give you a quick overview of of what’s I’ve been up to as the new year 2023 gets going.
Jewish Book Month Is Coming!
It’s that time of the year: time to prepare for Jewish Book Month, which takes place during the month preceding the Hanukkah holiday. (This year, that means that Jewish Book Month begins November 18 on the secular calendar.)
And I am ready—with something fun for all of us:
(more…)Midweek Notes from a Practicing Writer
Three quick updates from my desk.
(more…)And Now for Something a Little Different
It’s Thursday, which means that you’re probably expecting a “Jewish Literary Links” post in this space. But it’s also Purim. And since I recently discovered that a Purim piece I published a few years back is no longer online, I’m going to re-publish the piece [slightly amended from its original version for Jewess magazine] right here. And by the way—you can also find the poem within the piece in Birthright: Poems. Chag sameach
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