Today on Tablet
Subtle messages from fiction, and from God
April 23, 2010
David L. Ulin delves into the short stories of Deborah Eisenberg, a “commentator on modern manners, a writer with a laser-sharp and ruthless eye”; he speaks to the author about the fact that she is “less interested in Jewishness as a category than as an attitude.” Liel Liebovitz examines this week’s haftorah and concludes that, when it comes to faith, “it’s not blind adherence to the rules that is paramount, but rather some elusive spirit.” And there’s much more to come, all day on The Scroll.
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