People of the Book

People of the Book

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People of the Book episodes

  • Babylon: Michelle Cameron discusses her new novel, the Babylonian exile, and its meaning for today

    Meryl chats with Michelle about her new novel, Babylon: A Novel of Jewish Captivity (September 12, 2023). They discuss how Michelle came to write about the Biblical saga of the Babylonian exile, and its meaning for today. They also talk about historical fiction and Michelle’s writing and research process.

    Michelle is the award-winning author of several works of historical fiction and poetry including Beyond the Ghetto Gates, The Fruit of Her Hands: The Story of Shira of Ashkenaz, and In the Shadow of the Globe. Her new novel, Babylon: A Novel of Jewish Captivity is the multi-generational Biblical saga of Sarah, her children and grandchildren, exiled to Babylon when King Nebuchadnezzar’s army conquers Judea and destroys the Temple. Michelle lived in Israel for fifteen years and served as an officer in the Israeli army teaching air force cadets technical English. She is a director of The Writers Circle, a NJ-based organization that offers creative writing programs to children, teens, and adults. She lives in New Jersey with her husband and has two grown sons.

    Author’s website: michelle-cameron.com/
    Instagram: @michellecameronwriter
    Facebook: www.facebook.com/michellecameronauthor

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    37 min
  • UNEARTHED: Meryl Frank talks about her new memoir & the important lessons of the Holocaust

    Meryl chats with Meryl Frank about her new memoir, Unearthed: A Lost Actress, a Forbidden Book, and a Search for Life in the Shadow of the Holocaust. They discuss the author’s multi-year, multi-country research journey to unravel the story of what happened to her cousin, Franya Winter, a celebrated actress in the Yiddish Theater who perished during The Holocaust. They talk about the resurgence of antisemitism today and the importance of keeping alive the memory and lessons of The Holocaust.

    Ambassador Meryl Frank (ret) is an international champion of women’s leadership, human rights and political participation. She is the former mayor of Highland Park, NJ and was named one of “The Fifty Most Influential Jews in the World” by The Jerusalem Post. Frank serves as President of Makeda Global Network and sits on the US Holocaust Memorial Council and the Board of YIVO, the Institute for Jewish Research. Her memoir, Unearthed: A Lost Actress, a Forbidden Book, and a Search for Life in the Shadow of the Holocaust is available from Hachette Books.

    Author’s website: www.merylfrank.com/

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    48 min
  • BESSIE: Author Linda Kass chats with Meryl about her new historical fiction novel

    Meryl chats with Linda Kass about her new novel, Bessie (September 12, 2023). They discuss Bess Myerson’s early life and her crowning as the first and only Jewish Miss America in 1945. They also talk about antisemitism in the wake of the Holocaust and World War II, the publishing industry, and Gramercy Books, Linda’s independent bookstore in Columbus, Ohio.

    Linda Kass is the author of the new novel, Bessie, which was named A Hasty Book List Most-Anticipated Historical Fiction Title for 2023. She has also written two other historical novels, Tasa’s Song and A Ritchie Boy. A Ritchie Boy was the 2021 IPPY Gold Medal Winner in Historical Fiction. Linda began her career as a magazine journalist and correspondent for regional and national publications. She is the founder and owner of Gramercy Books, an independent bookstore in Columbus, Ohio.

    Author’s website: lindakass.com

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    43 min
  • THE MARRIAGE BOX: Corie Adjmi joins Meryl Ain for a wide ranging discussion sparked by her new novel

    Meryl talks with Corie Adjmi about her new novel, The Marriage Box, the story of Casey Cohen, a sixteen-year-old in New Orleans in the 1970s. When Casey gets into trouble, her parents decide to return to their roots, the Orthodox Syrian Jewish community in Brooklyn. Meryl chats with Corie about how and why it took her 20 years to write this book and how that community has changed over the past 50 years.

    Corie is an award-winning, best-selling author. Her first book was a collection of short stories titled, LIFE AND OTHER SHORTCOMINGS, and her most recent publication is a novel titled, THE MARRIAGE BOX. Corie writes both fiction and non-fiction about marriage, family, community, Jewish life, patriarchy, and culture. Her work has appeared in HuffPost, Newsweek, North American Review, Indiana Review, Motherwell, Kveller, and others. When she is not writing, Corie does volunteer work, cooks, bikes and hikes. She and her husband have five children and a number of grandchildren, with more on the way. She lives and works in New York City.

    Author’s website: corieadjmi.com
    Instagram: @CorieAdjmi

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    39 min
  • A.J. Sidransky and Miriam Abrahams discuss INCIDENT AT SAN MIGUEL, based on events in Abrahams' family

    Meryl chats with A.J. Sidransky and Miriam Abrahams about A.J’s new book, Incident at San Miguel, a novel about two brothers on opposite sides of Castro’s Cuban revolution. Sidransky based his story on the experiences of Abrahams’ father and uncle.

    A.J. Sidransky writes about ordinary people faced with extraordinary situations and events. Genres include mystery, thriller, and historical fiction. His work has been described as a mystery wrapped in history and tied in a bow with a little romance. His books include, Forgiving Maximo Rothman, Forgiving Stephen Redmond, Forgiving Mariela Camacho and The Interpreter. Incident at San Miguel, a thriller set during the Cuban Revolution is his newest work and was released May 19, 2023. AJ’s short stories have appeared in anthologies, magazines, and e-zines. A.J. Sidransky lives in upper Manhattan with his wife.

    Miriam Abrahams was born in Havana in 1961, raised in Brooklyn, and currently lives in Long Beach after 27 years in the Five Towns on Long Island. She’s a graduate of Brooklyn College, a wife and mother of 3 and grandmother of 2. Miriam is fluent in Spanish and Hebrew. She is a longtime volunteer book reviewer for Jewish Book Council and former Hadassah Nassau One Region One Book coordinator. A certified yoga instructor for 13 years, she is a lifelong avid reader and a slice of life essayist.

    Website: ajsidransky.com/
    Email: [email protected]
    Facebook: www.facebook.com/ajsidranskybooks/

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    44 min
  • Encore Presentation: Becca Kantor, editorial director of the Jewish Book Council and Paper Brigade

    Meryl chats with Becca Kantor about the history and mission

    of Jewish Book Council and its annual literary journal, Paper Brigade. They
    also discuss current trends in Jewish writing, the definition of a Jewish book,
    and the many ways JBC empowers authors and readers.

     

    Becca Kantor is the editorial director of Jewish Book

    Council and its annual print literary journal, Paper Brigade. She received a BA
    in English from the University of Pennsylvania and an MA in creative writing
    from the University of East Anglia. Becca was awarded a Fulbright fellowship to
    Estonia to write and study the country's Jewish history. She now lives in
    Brooklyn.

     

    Website: www.jewishbookcouncil.org/

    Facebook: www.facebook.com/JewishBookCouncil/

    Instagram: @jewishbookcouncil

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    51 min
  • THE SYRIAN SUNSET: a sweeping novel of international intrigue about the Syrian Civil War.

    Meryl chats with Howard Kaplan about his new novel, The Syrian Sunset, a sweeping novel of international intrigue about the Syrian Civil War.
    Howard Kaplan, a native of Los Angeles, has lived in Israel and traveled extensively through Lebanon, Syria and Egypt. At the age of 21, he was sent on a mission into the Soviet Union to smuggle a dissident's manuscript on microfilm to London. His first trip was a success. On his second trip, he transferred a manuscript to the Dutch Ambassador inside his Moscow embassy. A week later, he was arrested in Khartiv in the Ukraine and interrogated for two days there and then two days in Moscow, before being expelled from the USSR. The KGB had picked him up for meeting dissidents and did not know about the manuscript transfers. He holds a BA in Middle East History from UC Berkeley and an MA in Philosophy of Education from UCLA. He is the author of six novels. DAMASCUS COVER is now a major motion picture starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Sir John Hurt and Olivia Thirlby available now on Tubi.
    Website: howardkaplanbooks.com/
    Facebook Author Page:
    Facebook: www.facebook.com/howard.kaplan.359

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    42 min
  • Renee Weingarten, founder of Renee’s Reading Club, in conversation with Meryl Ain, author of Shadows We Carry

    Renee Weingarten, founder of the Facebook group, Renee’s Reading Club, chats with Meryl Ain about her new Historical Fiction novel, Shadows We Carry, the sequel to her award-winning debut novel, The Takeaway Men. The program was a special presentation of the Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence, LI, where Renee is a librarian..

    Renee Weingarten is a librarian at Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence, LI and the founder of the Facebook group, Renee’s Reading Club, which has more than 43,600 members. Meryl Ain is a writer, author, career educator and host of the podcast, People of the Book. The Takeaway Men, her award-winning post-Holocaust debut novel, was published in 2020. The sequel, Shadows We Carry, was published in April. Meryl is the founder of the Facebook group, Jews Love To Read!

    Meryl’s website: merylain.com/

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    People of the Book: www.facebook.com/PeopleOfTheBookWithMerylAin
    Facebook: facebook.com/MerylAinAuthor/
    Amazon: a.co/d/ec5DbXn
    Twitter: @DrMerylAin
    Instagram: meryl_ain

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    37 min
  • Special Presentation: Meryl Ain, author of SHADOWS WE CARRY, discusses the book with readers

    Avid readers and activists in the Jewish community, Randi Brenowitz and Bayla Lovens chat with Meryl Ain about her new book, Shadows We Carry, the sequel to her award-winning debut novel, The Takeaway Men.


    Fraternal twins Bronka and JoJo find themselves on the cusp of momentous change for women in the late 1960s. With the United States in the grip of political and social upheaval, the twins and their peers, including a Catholic priest and the son of a Nazi, struggle with their family’s ancestry and how much influence it has on their lives.


    Randi Brenowitz has just been elected to her second term as the International President of the Board of the Melton School for Adult Jewish Learning. Bayla Lovens has been involved in working in the Jewish Community, both professionally and as a volunteer, for most of her life. Meryl Ain is a writer, author, career educator and host of the podcast, People of the Book. The Takeaway Men, her award-winning post-Holocaust debut novel, was published in 2020. Meryl is the founder of the Facebook group, Jews Love To Read! Both Bayla and Randi are active members.

    Meryl’s website: merylain.com/
    Jews Love To Read! www.facebook.com/groups/455865462463744
    People of the Book: www.facebook.com/PeopleOfTheBookWithMerylAin
    Facebook: facebook.com/MerylAinAuthor/
    Amazon: a.co/d/ec5DbXn
    Twitter: @DrMerylAin
    Instagram: meryl_ain

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    46 min
  • ONCE WE WERE HOME: author Jennifer Rosner discusses her new novel with Meryl Ain

    Meryl chats with Jennifer Rosner about her new novel, Once We Were Home (March 14,

    2023).

    Note: Here is the link to the event Meryl talks about at the beginning of the episode, One Book, One Hadassah: Live with Pam Jenoff, author of Code Name Sapphire. Free on Zoom, open to everyone. Register at: https://events.hadassah.org/codenamesapphire

    In this episode, Jennifer Rosner and Meryl Ain discuss the response of the Jewish community to child survivors

    hidden during the Holocaust and how these young people were impacted by those adult
    decisions after WW II. They also talk about the author’s first novel, When
    the Yellowbird Sings, and the poignant question of what is a family?  

    Jennifer is the author of the novels, Once We Were Home, and The Yellow

    Bird Sings, a National Jewish Book Award finalist in Debut Fiction and Book
    Club and a Massachusetts Book Award Honor Book. Her other books include the
    memoir, If a Tree Falls: A Family’s Quest to Hear and be Heard, and
    the picture book, The Mitten String, A Sydney Taylor Book
    Award Notable. Jennifer's short writings have appeared in The
    New York Times, The Times of Israel, The Forward, and elsewhere. 
    In addition to writing, Jennifer has taught philosophy. She holds a Ph.D. from
    Stanford University and a B.A. from Columbia. She lives in western MA with her
    family.    

    Author’s website: jennifer-rosner.com/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100062410157920

    Instagram: @jennifer.amy.rosner

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    44 min

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On People of the Book, award-winning author Meryl Ain chats with notable authors, and brings you the best in books with Jewish content. From novels to memoirs to short stories to scholarly tomes, we…