The Jerusalem Post Blogs5d
Rescued from the archives and wrestled into print: Behind Chaim Grade's last Yiddish novel
The result, a sprawling 600-plus-page book about a rabbi in 1930s Lithuania and the different paths taken by his children, is ...
How the Yiddish writer Chaim Grade’s last novel was rescued from the archives, and wrestled into print
Sixty years after he first began serializing it in the Yiddish press, and 42 years after publisher Alfred A. Knopf acquired ...
The Forward on MSN5d
100 years after its founding, can a Yiddish institute serve a people who don’t speak the language?
YIVO will mark its 100th anniversary on March 24, approaching the digital age invigorated and ready to reach more Jews.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency6d
How the Yiddish writer Chaim Grade’s last novel was rescued from the archives, and wrestled into print
The result, a sprawling 600-plus-page book about a rabbi in 1930s Lithuania and the different paths taken by his children, is “quite probably the last great Yiddish novel,” the critic Adam ...
Cleveland Jewish News6d
How the Yiddish writer Chaim Grade’s last novel was rescued from the archives, and wrestled into print
is “quite probably the last great Yiddish novel,” the critic Adam Kirsch writes in an introduction. Dwight Garner, in a New York Times review, calls it “a melancholy book that also happens ...