Issue 23 brings to 400 the number of great works of fiction from around the world that Jewish Fiction .net has published so far. We are very proud of this accomplishment and we thank you, our readers, for your ongoing enthusiasm and support.
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In Issue 23:
| Among the Chosen | – a story by Herbert L. Zarov |
| Bearing Witness | – an excerpt from a book-length work by Elaine Ford |
| For the Sabbath Day | – a story by Mendele Mokher Seforim (translated from Hebrew) |
| Go Eat Kreplach | – a story by Jacob Dinezon (translated from Yiddish) |
| Last Laugh | – a story by Steve Stern |
| Match Maker | – a story by Akiva Schick |
| Mr. Kops | – a story by Jane R. Snyder |
| Post Script | – a story by Geanie Grenshaw |
| Shoemaker from Auschwitz | – a story by Joseph Baran |
| Strangers | – a story by Esty G. Haim (translated from Hebrew) |
| The Call from God | – a story by Penny Kohn |
| The Goodness of Our Fathers | – a story by Sarah Marx Levin |
| The Language of the Windows | – a story by Hava Pinhas-Cohen (translated from Hebrew) |
| The Liar | – a novel excerpt by Ayelet Gundar-Goshen (translated from Hebrew) |
| The Man in the Glass Booth | – a story by Phyllis Schieber |
| The Night Light | – a story by Jane Salodof MacNeil |
| The Puppet Theatre | – a story by E.C. Messer |
| West Bank Aria | – a story by Ann Rosenthal |
We hope you enjoy the terrific stories in this issue, and we wish you and those you love a peaceful, fruitful, sweet, and healthy year.
Shana tova from all of us at
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