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Yascha Mounk is showing the way out of today’s culture wars

The American writer is pushing back against the ‘woke’ identity theories that fuel antisemitism

By David Rose

3 min read

Yascha Mounk is showing the way out of today’s culture wars

Fervour

Fervour by Toby Lloyd, review: An infuriatingly flawed debut novel

By Felix Pope

1 min read

Frederic Raphael

‘Why still write? What is there better to do?’

By Mark Glanville

5 min read

Glorious People

Glorious People by Sasha Salzmann, review: An in-depth study of friendship and family relations across two generations

By Amanda Hopkinson

2 min read

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These books about hate are already out of date

By David Herman

4 min read

What Will Survive of Us

What Will Survive of Us by Howard Jacobson review: How smart word play can conceal an inner emptiness

By David Herman

2 min read

Glatstein Chronicles

The Glatstein Chronicles by Jacob Glatstein review: A portrait of a Jewish world in its twilight years

By Mark Glanville

1 min read

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Yascha Mounk is showing the way out of today’s culture wars

Fervour by Toby Lloyd, review: An infuriatingly flawed debut novel

‘Why still write? What is there better to do?’

Glorious People by Sasha Salzmann, review: An in-depth study of friendship and family relations across two generations

These books about hate are already out of date

What Will Survive of Us by Howard Jacobson review: How smart word play can conceal an inner emptiness

The Glatstein Chronicles by Jacob Glatstein review: A portrait of a Jewish world in its twilight years

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Yascha Mounk is showing the way out of today’s culture wars

Fervour by Toby Lloyd, review: An infuriatingly flawed debut novel

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Glorious People by Sasha Salzmann, review: An in-depth study of friendship and family relations across two generations

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Read all about it: Jewish Book Week 2024 has a new name

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