Lou was born a Jew during a period of extermination, hidden by a resourceful mother, taught Polish by a non-Jewish Polish family, taught German by nuns in a convent, recovered from TB, and taught Yiddish and right from wrong by his parents in a German DP camp. Read More
The Purim story is “dependent on a female heroine taking a stand against a patriarchal monarchy, thus linking Jewish liberation directly to the feminist experience.” Read More
Just like the roses in The Broken Jar, he hopes his life and legacy will reflect integrity, unity and harmony. Read More
Now, 2190 years later, Jews are facing another enemy whose goal is to wipe Jews off the face of the earth. Read More
This is NOT a cookbook! I had been working on this book since March 2020, and I knew that the chosen title best reflected all those months of dealing with the pandemic. Read More
Soon after, Barnes and Noble, as well as Apple, removed the material. Amazon, however, had not. Read More
By the time my friends in Australia read this, Larry and I will have finished our leftover turkey and stuffing. Read More
So many things could have gone wrong with the mural, but it survived through fate and circumstance. It’s not just a surviving remnant. It’s a surviving piece with an astonishing history. Read More
