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16 July 2004
16 July 2004"You can write a story that has no connection whatsoever to Judaism or anything in Jewish culture, but if it’s about someone named Goldberg who once ate a bagel — poof, you have become a Jewish writer. " A real Jewish writer -- novelist Dara Horn -- takes stock of a renaissance in waiting. For some reason, there's a picture of Philip Roth under her name. Read more...
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