Arts & Leisure
Sephardi women take centre stage in two new coming-of-age novels reviewed by Hannah Srour-Zackon
How a Bob Dylan song unlocked Honey Novick’s artistic life and inspired a new collection of poetry
Teaching the Dreyfus Affair to a new generation: Heather Camlot talks to Phoebe Maltz Bovy about the making of ‘The Prisoner and the Writer’
This newly translated novel about the Jews of modern Egypt makes for timely Passover reading
James and the Unremarkably-Sized Peach: Phoebe Maltz Bovy on Roald Dahl, censorship, and antisemitism
Canadian Jewish history comes to life in the pages of ‘Faces in the Crowd’ by Franklin Bialystok
A graphic novel that creatively and respectfully tells the story of three child survivors
Baddie Prince Harry addresses getting caught in a Nazi soldier costume—18 years after the fact
