Jennifer S. Brown talks to Lilith about her new historical coming-of-age novel, “The Whisper Sister,” and the universal, timeless feeling of displacement experienced by Jews across generations.
I love how accommodating Judaism is, in ways that too often the rest of society isn’t
Tears are how we mourn; laughter is how we survive.
With a prominent role on Top Chef, a new cookbook on the shelves, and a four-year-old daughter at home, Gail Simmons’ plate is full.
Altman recalls in vivid detail her tumultuous coming of age and the ways in which food can express the most profound love while also being the catalyst for furious rebellion.
Mother-daughter relationships are always fraught. Add in an unwanted pregnancy and you have real tension.
Gender inequality, the life of a Jewish orphan in New Orleans, “tikkun olam,” and the Supreme Court.
How the late, great Judge Judith S. Kaye allowed me to be a SAHM.
