
A Journal Of Jewish Letters, Arts & Empowerment
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EDITOR’S NOTE: In these luminous poems, Susan Aizenberg explores a vast range of themes, tragic and comic: a Jewish poet’s untimely death in the Shoah; a young Jewish sweatshop worker at the notorious Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, where so m...
Editor’s Note: Every Holocaust story turns on a split-second decision — a hiding place chosen, a hand let go, a bundle left by the side of a road. I know this from my own family’s history. Each story is singular, and Amy Fish’s One in Six M...
Editor’s Note: An excerpt from David Freilich’s The Iran Directive, a geopolitical thriller about a chain of events triggered after Iran’s nuclear facilities are destroyed, leading to a high-stakes retaliation plot that threatens to ignite ...
Looking to get your poetry skills on this spring? Feel free to join me at Ritualwell, where, as of April 16, I’ll offer a four-week online course, called Creative Containers: Writing with Verse Forms. Or swing by Lehrhaus, in Somerville, MA...
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.
Essayist, college admissions veteran, devotee of breathless run-ons and parenthetical asides.
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.
Andrew Cohen’s essays have appeared as part of the Jewish Book Council’s Witnessing series, and in journals such as OfTheBook, Boulevard, Michigan Quarterly Review, and The Missouri Review. He lives in Portland, Oregon.
Susan Comninos is a writer and author of a recent book of poems, "Out of Nowhere" (Stephen F. Austin Univ. Press/Texas A&M, 2022). She is also guest poetry editor of Judith magazine.
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