Temima Shulman
How long does a Holocaust debt live on?
Temima ShulmanJul 23, 2009
IN her novel, The Pages in Between, Erin Einhorn brings Holocaust novel writing into a new era. She deals with the unexpected relationship between survivors and their...
Traveling to Kurdistan, and to one’s soul
Temima ShulmanApr 30, 2009
With the plethora of books about diasporas out there, it is hard to know which one is worth reading. Many of the books echo similar sentiments about belonging to a...
US women in Iraq fight two wars
Temima ShulmanMar 27, 2009
The Lonely Soldier, the private war of women serving in Iraq, is a book with such disturbing facts that if you had supported the war in Iraq, by the end […]
Valley of strength
Temima ShulmanFeb 26, 2009
Valley of Strength, considered a classic amongst Israeli literature, is a book that the English-speaking public can finally access. Written by Shulamit Lapid, a central...
Book review: It takes a special genius to make sense out of ?Purities?
Temima ShulmanJan 09, 2009
In his newest book, The Boy on the Door on the Ox, Rabbi Martin Samuel Cohen takes his reader on an atypical journey. Not the journey where the journey is […]
A question of identity: a tribal lens
Temima ShulmanNov 07, 2008
Always one fascinated with the question of identity, Tamar Yellin, an acclaimed British writer, explores this subject through one of the last remaining mysteries of...