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Magazine Stand :: Jewish Fiction – Issue 39

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Do you love great stories? If so, you’ll be delighted by the 15 terrific ones in the new issue of Jewish Fiction! Issue 39 contains 15 fabulous stories originally written in Italian, Polish, Hebrew, and English. Contributors Shulim Vogelmann, Sagit Emet, Yuval Yavneh, Mikołaj Łoziński, Anna Rosner, Richard E. Marshall, Jaime Levy Pessin, Warren Hoffman, Maya Ben Yair, Adolf Rudnicki, Aaron Goodman, Karen Zlotnick, Shelly Sanders, Hannah Glickstein, Jill Siebers invite readers to feast on their works and enjoy!

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Magazine Stand :: Jewish Fiction – Issue 38

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Hot off the press, a splendid new Issue of Jewish Fiction! Issue 38 contains 12 stories originally written in Serbian, German, Yiddish, Hebrew, or English. The one translated from German, “Alfred Menazbach, Subletter” (which is often humorous), is excerpted from one of the first novels in German by a Jewish author about the events surrounding the Holocaust. Along with this excerpt and all the stories in this issue, readers will find much to engage, fascinate, and delight!

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Magazine Stand :: Jewish Fiction – Issue 37

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Hot off the press, a beautiful new Issue of Jewish Fiction! Issue 37 contains 18 stories, originally written in German, Yiddish, Hebrew, and English and, for the first time, Ukrainian. In honor of the upcoming holidays, there is a story set in between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. And since, in between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur this year, Jewish Fiction will commemorate the first anniversary of October 7th, Issue 37 includes 4 stories about that. We hope the stories in our new issue fascinate and delight you.

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Magazine News :: Jewish Fiction Makeover

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Jewish Fiction Editor-in-Chief Dr. Nora Gold has announced, “We launched a new website for our journal, renamed the journal Jewish Fiction (not Jewish Fiction .net), now housed www.jewishfiction.com – no longer .net [a redirect is in place], and we have a new logo. Our new website is now interactive and now allows readers to search our 600 stories by theme, author, and original language.”

Jewish Fiction continues to be “the only English-language journal, either print or online, devoted exclusively to publishing Jewish fiction,” sharing Jewish-themed fiction – stories and novel excerpts – from around the world.

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