City of Promise by Beverly Swerling National Jewish Book Award Winner The Dybbuk is arguably the

The Dybbuk is arguably the most famous play in the Yiddish repertoire and plays an intrinsic part in the cultural system that created the Yiddish imagination

Leivick and David Pinski

taking in the grim and gritty Dark Knights and Watchmen alongside the brilliant rise of the graphic novel by acclaimed practitioners like Art Spiegelman and Alison Bechdel

Each generation is called to perform a Passover Seder

and the schools were taken over by men within one generation of their creation

City of Promise by Beverly Swerling National Jewish Book Award Winner The Dybbuk is arguably theIt is 1864. The Souths surrender is inevitable, and Manhattan is at the heart of the recovering nations surge to prosperity. On its bustling streets crowds hustle from place to place amid a maelstrom of carriages and horse drawn trolleys. Vanderbilts new Grand Central Depot and the glittering Ladies Mile shine as beacons of the citys burgeoning wealth. Joshua Turner returns home from the War with only one leg, but his ambition intact, and sees