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  • Elissa Wald

    Elissa Wald is a freelance writer, developmental editor, proud Jew and passionate Zionist. Her substack for left-leaning Israel supporters is Never Alone.

  • Howard Lovy

    I'm a veteran journalist, book editor, and author with 40 years of experience covering everything from science and technology to Jewish issues. My current work in progress is a book on fighting antisemitism.

  • Erica Lyons Writes

    Erica Lyons' most recent kidlit books are On a Chariot of Fire (LQ) and Mixed-Up Mooncakes (Quill Tree). Her writing for adults appears in articles and chapters in various publications. She's also the kidlit editor for Judith Magazine.

  • Susan Blumberg-Kason

    I’m the author of BERNARDINE’S SHANGHAI SALON and contributor of The Asian Review of Books, World Literature Today, and the LARB.

  • Sally Wiener Grotta

    Sally Wiener Grotta is an award-winning author, podcaster & speaker. Driven to write to try to understand the incomprehensible – e.g. hate, cruelty, and indifference – Sally doesn’t seek answers but the questions that we should be asking - & dialogs.

  • Susan Comninos

    Susan Comninos is author of "Out of Nowhere: poems" (SFA/Texas A&M, 2022) and poetry editor for Judith magazine. She teaches through Ritualwell and Lehrhaus and is a contributor to the new anthology "The Color Wheel: poems" (Terrapin Books, 2026).

  • Amelia Bagnoli

    Living in Israel. Canadian-born. Physiotherapist. Yogi. Nature lover. Post-Oct 7 writer.

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  • Laura Hodes

    I wrote about Jewish art for the Forward for 15 years. My non-fiction has appeared in Lilith, Allium, the Chicago Tribune, and elsewhere. My poetry chapbook, Have You Seen My Garden, will come out in January 2027 (Finishing Line Press).

  • David Michael Slater

    David Michael Slater is an acclaimed author of nearly forty works of fiction & nonfiction for children, teens, and adults. He is the fiction editor at Judith Magazine. You can learn more about David and his work at www.davidmichaelslater.com.

  • KL

    Sometime editor, writer, flâneuse, fainéante. https://linktr.ee/katie_lynes

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