Poetry
Celia Dropkin’s reflection on humiliation has a surprising resonance.
Ruth Wisse
April 26 2017 12:01AM
The two worlds of Yehoshua November.
March 29 2017 12:01AM
His pro-fascism and anti-Semitism call for stringent judgment.
March 2 2017 12:01AM
Is there a universal connection between war and flowers?
Feb. 28 2017 12:01AM
What should be the mission of the Yiddish poet?
Jacob Glatstein
Dec. 12 2016 12:01AM
Friends, but never close, our paths intersected and then diverged, until this past September, when I connected with Leonard for the last time.
Nov. 30 2016 12:01AM
The correct balance is an antidote to extremism.
Adin Steinsaltz
April 8 2016 12:01AM
Fraternal reflections on Reuven Ben-Yosef.
James Reiss
April 1 2016 12:01AM
His Hebrew Melodies mourned the absence of “Israel’s scatter’d race” from “Judah’s hills.”
Vivian Eden
May 13 2015 12:01AM
Written in 1923, “In the Crucifix Kingdom” depicts Europe as a Jewish wasteland. Why has no one read it?
April 15 2015 12:01AM