Stories We Share: Sukkot Curious
What is Sukkot? Want to learn more? Join us for this iteration of Stories We Share: Sukkot Curious, in celebration of the Autumn Harvest Festival.
Stories We Share: A Nu Reads Celebration
In collaboration with the Jewish Book Council’s Nu Reads initiative, Miami Book Fair presents Stories We Share: A Nu Reads Celebration. Our first event, on
A Glimpse Into Other Worlds: New & Daring Speculative Fiction
In Allison King’s The Phoenix Pencil Company: A Novel, a hidden magic – the ability to reforge pencils and revive the memories they contain –
Sobre Historia, Tradiciones E Identidad – Ficción
Con Negro en la costa, María E. Hernández Caballero se adentra por los subsuelos del mundo cultural cubano de los años ochenta reflejando las relaciones
At The Pulpit With Rabbi Angela Buchdahl – Nonfiction
Both a memoir and spiritual guide for everyday living, Heart of a Stranger: An Unlikely Rabbi’s Story of Faith, Identity, and Belonging chronicles Angela Buchdahl’s
In The Shadow Of The Holocaust & Wwii – Fiction
Heather Clark’s The Scrapbook: A Novel begins in the late 1990s with Harvard student Anna, who falls for Christoph, a visiting German student, and follows
Lineage, Language & Landscape: Poetry Debuts – Poetry
In Black Mestiza, Yael Valencia Aldana reckons with her identity as a Caribbean Afro-Latinx/e woman with Indigenous, Black, and white roots and pays homage to
An Evening With Lihi Lapid On I Wanted To Be Wonderful: A Novel – Fiction
Lihi Lapid’s latest novel follows the lives of two women in their first years of marriage and motherhood. One is a fictional character trying to
Razor-Sharp Thrillers – Fiction
In Dan Fesperman’s Pariah: A Novel, Hal, a disgraced comedian-turned-politician, is recruited by the CIA to infiltrate Bolrovia, a corrupt Eastern European country. Posing as
Of The Tribe: Facets & Farce Of Jewish Life – Fiction
Reuven Fenton’s Goyhood: A Novel is the story of Mayer Belkin, a devoutly Orthodox man who discovers in middle age that he isn’t, in fact,
Poetic Muses On Feminism, Fire & Form – Poetry
This panel brings together three poets whose distinct voices form a harmony of female subjectivity, resilience, adaptation, and innovation around questions of art, pop culture,
Why Poetry Still Matters – Poetry
During the historic dialogue between rabbis and the Dalai Lama, as told in his international bestseller The Jew in the Lotus, Rodger Kamenetz heard a