By Judith Bolton-Fasman
Review of The English Disease by Joseph Skibell, a novel that explores the complications of an interfaith marriage from a husband troubled by his own Jewish identity.
Date: 01-13-2007
By Susan Katz Miller
A Review of The Book Borrower by Alice Mattison, which follows the friendship of two mothers--one Jewish, and one Christian.
Date: 01-13-2007
By Marlena Thompson
Review of Judaism for Dummies by Rabbi Ted Falcon, Ph.D. and David Blatner, a reference that can be used for Jews and non-Jews alike.
Date: 01-13-2007
By Marlena Thompson
Review of Hester Among the Ruins: A Novel By Binnie Kirshenbaum, a story about the relationship between a post-war Christian German and his lover and biographer--a younger, Jewish American woman.
Date: 01-13-2007
By Ronnie Friedland
Audio interview with Anita Diamant, author of The Red Tent, on the importance of engaging the intermarried.
Date: 01-11-2007
By Marlena Thompson
Review of Pilgrims. By Daniel Gavron, a novel that relays a couple’s unexpected travels in Jerusalem.
Date: 01-09-2007
By Marlena Thompson
Review of The Second Jewish Book of Why by Alfred Kolatch, an exhaustive resource for the more controversial questions of Jewish life.
Date: 01-09-2007
By Cheryl F. Coon
A review of a book about growing up half-Jewish in Nazi Germany
Date: 01-09-2007
By Susan Katz Miller
A review of Club Revelation by Allan Appel, a mediocre novel about two intermarried couples who live together in an apartment building that recalls ’60s-era communes.
Date: 01-09-2007
By Judith Bolton-Fasman
Review of Blue Italian (Click to order) by Rita Ciresi, a humorous story about an Italian-Jewish interfaith relationship that turns to marriage.
Date: 01-09-2007