Harari lays out 21 Lessons for the 21st Century
Bill Gladstone reviews Yuval Noah Harari’s latest book, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century.
Eve Ensler: Understanding my father, my abuser
Susan Minuk interviews playwright, activist and bestselling author Eve Ensler about her latest book, The Apology.
Debut novel tackles social justice from a boxing ring
Michael Fraiman speaks with author David Albertyn about his debut novel, Undercard.
Canadian releases volume of Israeli sci-fi in English
Alex Rose interviews Montreal native Sheldon Teitelbaum, author of Zion’s Fiction, the world’s first English-language compendium of Israeli science fiction and fantasy stories.
The most beautiful (and imaginative) woman in the world
Mordechai Ben-Dat reviews Marie Benedict’s The Only Woman in the Room.
Alice – through the looking glass of ’90s New York
Norman Ravvin reviews Ariela Freedman’s latest novel, A Joy to be Hidden.
Book looks at early Jewish immigration to Winnipeg
Myron Love interviews Arthur Ross about his new book, Communal Solidarity: Immigration, Settlement, and Social Welfare in Winnipeg’s Jewish Community, 1882-1930, which focuses on a little- known period in Winnipeg’s Jewish history.
Eisen’s Holocaust memoir wins prestigious book contest
Holocaust survivor Max Eisen’s memoir, By Chance Alone, has won the 2019 Canada Reads competition.
Nazi war crimes loom in Quebec-based murder mystery
Janice Arnold writes about Ann Lambert’s debut murder mystery novel, The Birds That Stay.
Children’s book gets endorsed by Israeli president
Steve Arnold interviews children’s book author Lesley Simpson, whose Yuvi’s Candy Tree was recently endorsed by Reuven Rivlin.
