Author, editor and activist Nora Gold chats with Lilith Fiction Editor Yona Zeldis McDonough about her latest novel, her other professional “hats,” and what a “novel of ideas” entails exactly.
Esther Amini, a Persian writer and psychotherapist, describes the struggle between her father’s old-world values and her distinctly American desire for a higher education. She tells the tale with courage and humor in a piece that will also be featured in Lilith’s Summer issue.
A Jewish woman collaborates on a book with a Muslim man? Sounds like the start of a joke—except that it’s anything but.
In my child-mind, he was the ideal of what a father should be: someone nurturing, caring, safe.
Linda Yellin is a funny lady. To wit, her new novel, “What Nora Knew,” is crammed with snappy one-liners, snarky apercus and a whole lot of good-humored sass.
