Review: Confessions of a RabbiHoward Cooper enjoys Rabbi Jonathan Romain's memoirBy howard cooper1 min read
Boys — irritatingly — will always be boysJenni Frazer did not warm to Joel Dicker's new novel The Baltimore BoysBy Jenni Frazer2 min read
Man Booker picks: Jokes, history and haunted soulsA quick primer on two of the big Man Booker International prize tipsBy JC Reporter1 min read
Saying Primo Levi's words out loudIt is 70 years since the publication of Primo Levi’s If This Is A Man — ahead of a planned live reading of the book, AL Kennedy reflects on its impactBy AL Kennedy4 min read
Interview: Booker judge Daniel HahnRead 126 novels and come up with a shortlist of six - the job of a literary award panellist isn't easy...By Susan Reuben3 min read
Musical quest from ouija board to rostrumJessica Duchen's musical mystery deserves great applause, says Madeleine KingsleyBy Madeleine Kingsley2 min read
A grasshopper's thoughtsA new collection of Jonathan Miller's writing has many delights, says Robert Low.By Robert Low2 min read
Mengele with schmaltzToby Lichtig is not impressed by a novel about one of the darkest corners of the HolocaustBy Toby Lichtig2 min read
Review: Howard Jacobson's PussyDavid Herman enjoys a dark satire written quickly in response to Trump's electionBy David Herman1 min read
Behind the enigma of Moses the manMoses — A Human Life Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg, Yale University Press, £16.99By Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild1 min read
Underpants and heroesAngela Kiverstein's monthly round up of children's books.By Angela Kiverstein1 min read
Bright art erased by a brutal endingCharlotte by David Foenkinos (translated by Sam Taylor) Canongate £12.99By Moris Farhi2 min read
Novelist Miriam Halahmy: Adapting isn't always easyMiriam Halahmy's novel for teenagers Hidden is to be a play. But how would it feel, handing it over to a playwright?By Miriam Halahmy2 min read
Freud, family-life and politicsFreud: An Intellectual Biography & Cold War Freud: Psychoanalysis in an Age of CatastrophesBy Stephen Frosh2 min read
A literary coming of age partyJewish Book Week 2017 provoked debate and delight, says Gerald Jacobs. But where were the under 40s?By Gerald Jacobs3 min read
Epic novel draws on Russian rootsRising literary star Sana Krasikov tells Jennifer Lipman about her new novel.By Jennifer Lipman4 min read