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Fun Facts Friday: Jan Neruda

Jan Neruda is a Czech poet, considered to be an outstanding 19th Century figure in literature. He is known for…

10 months ago

Book Review: While the Music Played by Nathaniel Lande

The author follows several people throughout the book, some famous, some well-known, and others are just trudging day to day…

4 years ago

Book Review: The Trick by Emanuel Bergmann

The story actually has three protagonists, Max Cohn, a kid in present day Los Angeles, Moshe Goldenhirsch who is a young Jewish…

7 years ago

Book Review: Galerie by Steven Greenberg

The novel explores the Holocaust from an original point of view and does not shy from addressing issues which are…

8 years ago

Book Review: Masaryk Station by David Downing

This is the final book to an excel­lent series in which the author appraises post World War II Europe in…

11 years ago

Thoughts on: Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr

Bernie Gunther returns from the Easter Front to find that 1941 Berlin is not the city he left – and…

12 years ago

Author Q and A: Kenneth Wishnia

The unique book "The Fifth Servant" a smart mystery which is funny and interesting. The book is an interesting read…

13 years ago

Book Review: The Fifth Servant by Kenneth Wishnia

There is great insight on how Jews were persecuted and the struggles they faced. However, the author uses these adversities…

13 years ago

Book Review: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon

The book touches on many themes, such as the role Jewish writers and artists played in American pop culture (like…

14 years ago

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