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'Too Israel-focused, too Jewy': How publishing closes its doors to Jewish writers - opinion
How politics, fear, and quiet boycotts are narrowing the space for Israel-related voices in the literary world
Italian author Erri De Luca to take part in International Writers Festival in Jerusalem
Remembering Dan Margalit: Leaving a mark on Israeli media for better or worse - opinion
Pulitzer Prize-winning Jewish author Geraldine Brooks awarded Library of Congress fiction award
Jewish Mexican writer explores Sephardic history and crypto-Judaism
Last month, Angelina Muñiz Huberman, 84, was inducted into Mexico’s most prestigious literary body – the Mexican Academy of Language.
‘Interview with the Vampire’s Anne Rice dies at 80
Born in New Orleans in 1941, Rice became renowned the world over as a writer of gothic fiction, with her books selling more than 150 million copies globally.
Bernard-Henri Lévy on the power of goodwill and courage
The French writer, filmmaker and philosopher is in Jerusalem to receive an award for his new film 'The Will To See' at the Jerusalem Cinematheque-Jewish Film Festival.
Jewish fiction thrives in the digital era
Nora Gold, a Canadian Jewish writer, created an online literary journal solely for Jewish fiction, called JewishFiction.net.
Antisemitic Laureates should not be celebrated - opinion
Agatha Christie, T.S. Eliot, Roald Dahl and Céline are among the most famous antisemitic laureates, so why are they still celebrated?
Film portraying life of A. B. Yehoshua screens at Jerusalem Film Festival
After being widowed from his beloved wife, the writer, A. B. Yehoshua, has not given up the desire for living.
Neville Teller: A true gentleman
Neville Teller, an experienced writer, author, and contributor to the Jerusalem Post and Jerusalem Report, is the quintessential English gentleman.
She followed rookie doctors through the very worst of COVID
“I always grew up just kind of revering books, like we had this home that was filled with books, and so it made me kind of from a really young age dream about wanting to write,” Goldberg said.
Festivals to honor Agnon and Amichai and spotlight Jerusalem arts scene
The first international Agnon Festival will be held from June 21-23 at Agnon House, his home on Klausner Street which has been turned into a museum celebrating his work and his life.
Israeli children's author Shlomo Abas receives lifetime achievement award
Shlomo Abas, born in 1948, has published 170 books, including 32 children's books and 138 collections of legends, fairy tales, parables, riddles and jokes.
