Among the more golden of the falling leaves announcing the arrival of autumn are those bound together to make up the new Jewish Quarterly. Available now, it includes an original, unpublished short story by A B Yehoshua (whose new novel, Friendly Fire, will be reviewed in the JC when it reaches these shores in November); a piece by Anglo-Jewish Orthodoxy’s favourite prize-winning novelist, Naomi Alderman; and essays on Einstein, Larry David, Palestinian cinema and Jewish humour in art.