Book review: The House of Remembering and ForgettingFictional exploration of the darkest depths of realityBy Richard Berengarten2 min read
Book review: The Correspondence of Hannah Arendt and Gershom ScholemLines from a republic of lettersBy Stoddard Martin2 min read
Children's books: Lickable flavoursExplanations abound - from climate control to religious festivalsBy Angela Kiverstein1 min read
Profile: Aharon AppelfeldDavid Herman looks at the brilliant career of Aharon AppelfeldBy David Herman1 min read
Book review: Francoise FrenkelMadeleine Kingsley praises a found-by-chance memoirBy Madeleine Kingsley2 min read
Book review: Austerity BabyEntertaining wanderings from this memoir by Janet WolffBy Daniel Sugarman1 min read
Transforming Jewish-Christian relationsDeep Calls to Deep, edited by Rabbi Tony Bayfield, SCM, £40By Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild1 min read
The book that started it allDavid Herman on the first great American Jewish novelBy David Herman2 min read
Book bites and views from reviewsYou've heard of a condensed read, well here are some condensed reviews from 20173 min read
Alexander Baron: The forgotten great British novelistDavid Herman welcomes a revival of interest in the man hailed as a great novelist in the 1950sBy David Herman2 min read
Book review: Help by Simon AmstellWhen life is poignant and painful, it’s best to laughBy Barry Toberman2 min read
Book review: 1947: When Now BeginsDaniel Snowman travels back 70 years and it's time well-spent2 min read
Jonny Geller: the future of booksIs reading an endangered activity? Literary agent Jonny Geller has the answers.By Keren David6 min read
Children's books: Opening pagesPerfect books to read with your children over ShabbatBy Angela Kiverstein1 min read
Book review: District VIII by Adam LeBorForeign correspondent Adam LeBor has crafted a good - if slow - thriller, says Alan MontagueBy Alan Montague2 min read