Misery beyond the Mezzuzah

by Letty Cottin Pogrebin

Letty Cottin Pogrebin on violence in Jewish families

Forbidden

poetry by Jane Ellen Iburl

Still Jewish

by Jeri B. Zeder

Plenty has changed since the last century; a new study looks at how Jewish Jewish women feel who choose partners who aren't. Plus...Eve Coulson on two books about interfaith marriage.

My Wife Prays

poetry by Yakov Azriel

Zegota

poetry by Davi Walders

When (If Ever) Do We Relinquish Memory?

by Eva Hoffman

The noted author of Lost in Translation explores the Shoah's legacy in the lives of the second generaiton. She speaks with Carolyn Slutsky on writing about memory and history.

In the Hammam

by Yaelle Azagury

Back in Morocco, a first-time visit to the Muslim women's baths delivers Moroccan-born Azagury unexpected sightings of tender friendhsips (and terrors) that cross religious boundaries.

Severance Pay

fiction by Marti Zuckrowv

The JAP

by Alana Newhouse

Alana Newhouse joins those who laugh a little at themselves, claiming fealty to the JAP as an unabashed consumer--her worldliness somehow entangled in her Jewishness.

• The Shame of the Jap by Miriam Stone

Philosophers with Wombs, Mothers without Housedresses

by Rebecca Goldstein

In which the novelist and philosopher reveals who really makes her feel guilty.