Welcome to our Rosh Hashana issue! Here you’ll find 18 (chai!) splendid stories, as delightful as apples and honey, that were originally written in four languages: Czech, Yiddish, Hebrew, and English. And in honour of the upcoming holidays, our new issue features no less than 5 stories translated from Hebrew.
In Issue 31:
| A Taste of Mandel Bread | – a story by Deborah Kotz |
| Grandma Tova | – a story by Eric Gabriel Lehman |
| Issachar | – a story by Tatia Rosenthal |
| Matins | – a story by Rachely Dor Rappaport (translated from Hebrew) |
| Mercy | – a story by Dorit Shiloh (translated from Hebrew) |
| Perfidious | – a story by Gabriel Lampert |
| Remember | – a story by Mayan Rogel (translated from Hebrew) |
| Soles and Souls | – a story Danielle Resh |
| The Ba'al Shem's Daughter | – a story by Glenn Gitomer |
| The Bicycle Boy | – a novel excerpt by Eli Amir (translated from Hebrew) |
| The Greenberg Funeral | – a story by Shmuel Nadata |
| The Parasite | – a story by Shira Gorshman (translated from Yiddish) |
| The Return of Everything | – a story by B.L. Makiefsky |
| The Village Idiot | – a novel excerpt by Steve Stern |
| Two Family Photos | – a story by Bari Lynn Hein |
| Victorious | – a novel excerpt by Yishai Sarid (translated from Hebrew) |
| You Are Here | – a story by Rimma Kranet |
| Zuzana's Breath | – a novel excerpt by Jakuba Katalpa (translated from Czech) |
We hope this issue of Jewish Fiction .net brings you pleasure, new perspectives, and an enhanced connection to the stories of our people.
To you and your loved ones, we wish good health, joy, and many blessings in the coming year. Shana tova and gmar hatima tova! from all of us at
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