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What's your story? A new podcast reveals the depth of the Jewish narrative

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I first encountered Nora Gold when I read her amazing novel, Fields of Exile, which is about the anti-Israel ideologies that are now sweeping across the academic world – in her case, with a unique focus on what is happening in Canada. It is about antisemitism on the college campus. That book was enough to make me a total fan.

Today, we are talking to her about her new collection -- 18: Jewish Stories Translated From 18 Languages. This is the first anthology of this kind in 25 years.

And, no -- these are not mere maysehs. These are important Jewish short stories, all of them originally published in Jewish Fiction .net.

In the book's introductory paragraph, Nora tells a story about an arrogant, ignorant pundit who told his listeners that there was no Jewish fiction being created anywhere other than the United States (and perhaps in Israel).

This collection is a response to that charge. It totally blows out of the water the idea that Jewish culture comes only from this continent, and from Israel.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Content provided by Jonathan Woodward and Religion News Service. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jonathan Woodward and Religion News Service or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

I first encountered Nora Gold when I read her amazing novel, Fields of Exile, which is about the anti-Israel ideologies that are now sweeping across the academic world – in her case, with a unique focus on what is happening in Canada. It is about antisemitism on the college campus. That book was enough to make me a total fan.

Today, we are talking to her about her new collection -- 18: Jewish Stories Translated From 18 Languages. This is the first anthology of this kind in 25 years.

And, no -- these are not mere maysehs. These are important Jewish short stories, all of them originally published in Jewish Fiction .net.

In the book's introductory paragraph, Nora tells a story about an arrogant, ignorant pundit who told his listeners that there was no Jewish fiction being created anywhere other than the United States (and perhaps in Israel).

This collection is a response to that charge. It totally blows out of the water the idea that Jewish culture comes only from this continent, and from Israel.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  continue reading

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