
A Journal Of Jewish Letters, Arts & Empowerment
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Editor’s Note: American poet and translator Dan Bellm pairs his skill with verse forms like the haiku and sonnet — immigrants to his home in Berkeley, CA, from far-flung points in the East and West — with his lyric takes on sexual identity,...
Sunset in Jaffa the evening of October 6, 2023.
In my previous post about golems in Jewish art, a month ago, I focused on three artists whose work envisions the golem as redeemer of the Jewish people, and considers the flip side of creating the golem, that the golem could become a violen...
Editor’s Note: A short story by Tamar Hodes about how a surrogate bond transmits love and cultural identity across generations. —David Michael Slater
The writers behind this newsletter.
Elissa Wald is a freelance writer, developmental editor, proud Jew and passionate Zionist. Her substack for left-leaning Israel supporters is Never Alone.
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.
Amy Fish is the author of “One in Six Million: The Baby by the Roadside and the Man Who Retraced a Holocaust Survivor’s Lost Identity” (Goose Lane 2025). Her Substack Persistence for Writers comes out every Monday.
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 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.
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.
I’m the author of BERNARDINE’S SHANGHAI SALON and contributor of The Asian Review of Books, World Literature Today, and the LARB.
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).
Living in Israel. Canadian-born. Physiotherapist. Yogi. Nature lover. Post-Oct 7 writer.
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