Set half in Israel and half in the United States, the Stories in this prize-winning collection explore the experience of exile, belonging, and what it means to call a place home.
Shimmering with insight and compassion, Displaced Persons is a profound, exquisite collection that illuminates pivotal moments of transition, longing, and hope..
An aged widower returns after sixty years to the Bronx neighborhood of his youth to make amends with a first love he abandoned to go to prison.
A gifted yeshiva student spiraling into mental illness takes refuge in the poetry of Walt Whitman.
Two teenage tourists are startled out of their naiveté in a restaurant in Jerusalem\'s Old City.
A visiting professor from Boston forms an unlikely bond with an Israeli born in Iraq.
Set half in Israel and half in the United States, the Stories in this prize-winning collection explore the experience of exile, belonging, and what it means to call a place home