Jewish Review of Books
Jewish Review of Books, Akiva Schick, Abe Socher, Shai Secunda, Allan ArkushThe Jewish Review of Books is a quarterly print publication with an active online presence for serious readers with Jewish interests.
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A quarterly magazine of Jewish criticism, religion, and culture and monthly web-exclusive reviews and essays.
Associate Editor of the Jewish Review of Books
Editor of the Jewish Review of Books, author of Liberal & Illiberal Arts: Essays (Mostly Jewish)
Contributing editor at the Jewish Review of Books, professor at Bard College, and author of The Iranian Talmud and The Talmud’s Red Fence
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