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By photographer-novelist Alter Kacyzne, a photograph-in-words of Warsaw in the early twentieth century. Translated by Mandy Cohen and Michael Casper.

It was always a great brawl when Răşcanu was involved.

An excerpt of Maria Lerner's play about the plight of the agune, or abandoned wife.

There are few people more uniquely qualified to delve into the Center's collections as Eitan Kensky. He's been instrumental in discovering and curating a range of materials—not just books, but also recordings, translations, and digital collections.

An excerpt from A rege fun emes by Blume Lempel, translated by Ellen Cassedy and Yermiyahu Ahron Taub

By Dvoyre Fogel, translated by Anastasiya Lyubas. What even...

An excerpt from Iberflants by Avrom Rives, translated by Avi Lang

An epistolary romance with a twist, by H. D. Nomberg, translated by Daniel Kennedy

This excerpt from Spiegelblatt's 2003 collection Shadows Knock on the Windows explores memory and loss.

By Rokhl Feygenberg, translated by Ruth Murphy.

The third selection for the 2019 Great Jewish Books Book Club

Two miniatures by Boris Sandler imaging the later years of the subjects of the Song of Songs, translated by Jordan Kutzik.