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Celebrating Jewish Book Month
November 22-December 22
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An astonishing revision of the prevailing critical analysis of the poetry of
Yehuda Amichai, based on newly discovered materials
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The remarkable story of an intensive ten-day educational program designed to connect Jewish young adults to their heritage
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Jewish Book Month
is an annual event on the American Jewish calendar dedicated to the celebration of Jewish books. It is observed during the month preceeding Hanukkah, thus the exact date changes each year.
—from the Jewish Book Council
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A unique collection of more than 100 stories, poems, and essays revealing the history and meaning of the Jewish holidays by many of the world’s greatest Jewish writers.
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In the news...
Remodeling the Nation
“. . . compelling . . . Faherty offers readers an important story about the naturalization of a national landscape in the midst of spectral occupational histories that continually challenged the fantasy of a coherent national identity.”
‘Turnaround Specialist Talks of City Opera Plans’ is on the cover of the November 20 Arts section of the New York Times and mentions his book:
“Mr. Kaiser recently published ‘The Art of the Turnaround’ (Brandeis University Press), a chronicle of his efforts to help once-troubled organizations like Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, American Ballet Theater and the Royal Opera House in London."
Winner—one of Publishers Weekly's Five Best Books in Poetry, 2008
National Anthem
“Anyone with doubts about the place of politics in poetry should have this book thrust in his hands. Prufer makes the political personal and the personal political, all in the service of sinuous, moving free verse.”
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