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Jessica Soffer | Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots
What makes a family? Where do we find our sustenance? These often-debated questions are examined with artful storytelling. All of our senses are called upon to consider the age-old issue of nature vs. nurture. Food, the legendary path to the heart, laden with history and culture, is the medium. With a very needy cast of characters, the recipe for a good tale is perfected. Jessica Soffer's writings have appeared in many prestigious publications and on NPR's Selected Shorts. She teaches fiction at Connecticut College. "This first novelis a work of beauty in words." New York Journal of Books
Nomi Eve | Henna House
Henna House is an evocative and stirring coming of age story about a young woman living in the fascinating and rarely portrayed community of Yemenite Jews in the mid-twentieth century. From the far-ranging devastation of the Holocaust, to the birth of Israel, this richly textured chronicle of love, loss, betrayal, forgiveness, and the dyes that adorn the skin and pierce the heart, is as captivating as it is unforgettable. Nomi Eve is the author of The Family Orchard. She has an MFA in fiction writing from Brown University and is a freelance writer. "Engrossing, surprising, compelling " -Indira Ganesan, author of As Sweet as Honey
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AdresseEvelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center (Afficher)
5601 S. Braeswood Blvd.
Houston, TX 77096
United States
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