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Nineteen to the dozen: monologues and bits and bobs of other things (Judaic Traditions in Literature, Music, and Art)

By Sholem Aleichem. 1998

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Short storiesJudaism, Criticism
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Fourteen Yiddish tales told in colloquial language depict Jewish life in Eastern Europe and in New York. In each case…

the author speaks through a man or woman who relates a story of personal woe, often involving humor and satire. 1998

Mystery midrash: an anthology of Jewish mystery and detective fiction

By Joel Siegel, Lawrence W. Raphael, Toni Brill, Howard Engel, Richard Fliegel, Michael Kahn, Stuart M. Kaminsky, Faye Kellerman, Ronald Levitsky, Ellen Rawlings, Shelley Singer, Bob Sloan, Janice Steinberg, James Yaffe, Batya Swift Yasgur. 1999

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Mysteries and crime stories, Short storiesJudaism, Religious texts, Anthologies
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Thirteen short stories with Jewish protagonists and/or issues from authors such as Faye Kellerman, Stuart Kaminsky, Toni Brill, Richard Fliegel, and others. Some violence. 1999

Hanukkah lights: stories of the season : from NPR's annual holiday special

By Media Melcher, Sandra Dionisi. 2005

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Holiday fiction, Short stories, Multi-cultural fictionJudaism, Anthologies, Criticism
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Twelve stories celebrating Hanukkah by contemporary authors Myra Goldberg, Daniel Pinkwater, Harlan Ellison, Dani Shapiro, Elie Wiesel, Mark Helprin, and…

others. In Anne Roiphe's "The Demon Foiled," a new Jewish mayor attempts to light the family Hanukkah candles while he is being filmed for local TV. 2005

Awake in the Dark

By Shira Nayman. 2006

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General fiction, Short storiesJudaism
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Bold and deeply affecting, Awake in the Dark is a provocative and haunting work of fiction about who we are…

and how we are formed by history. These luminous stories portray the contemporary lives of the children of Holocaust victims and perpetrators as they struggle with the legacy of their parents -- their questions of identity, family, and faith. Awake in the Dark is peopled by characters embarking on journeys of self-discovery; they unearth the past and the secrets that shaped them. In "The House on Kronenstrasse," a woman returns to Germany to find her childhood home; in "The Porcelain Monkey," the shocking origins of an Orthodox Jewish woman's faith are revealed; in "The Lamp," the harrowing experiences of a young woman leave her with the perfect daughter and a strange light; and in "Dark Urgings of the Blood," a patient is convinced that she shares a disturbing history with her psychiatrist. Rendered in clear, unaffected prose, Shira Nayman's powerful and heartbreaking collection explores the burden of history. Awake in the Dark is an illuminating and startling book about the disguises we don, the secrets we keep, and the consequences of our silences.

Moving Waters

By Racelle Rosett. 2012

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A television producer who moonlights as a cantor, an actress who leaves her husband for another woman and enters a…

mikvah to mark the transition, a young widow who gets her hair colored to prepare for the unveiling of her husband's gravestone - Racelle Rosett's debut story collection enters the lives of members of a Reform Jewish community in Hollywood and explores the unexpected role that ancient ritual plays in the lives of these characters living in contemporary Los Angeles.

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