fbpx
Latest Normal Like Me
Normal Like Me
Ruti Kepler
Normal Like Me
Ruti Kepler
Normal Like Me
Ruti Kepler
Normal Like Me
Ruti Kepler
Normal Like Me
Ruti Kepler
War Diaries
My children are saddened, solemn. But they’re not horrified. It’s 2024
Rachael Lavon
War Diaries
It’s hard. Even the friendliest hotel is not home
Carol Ungar
Cozey Serial
She’s looking down while she speaks, and I suddenly have the weirdest thought: She’s intimidated by me
Ariella Schiller
Cozey Serial
She doesn’t recognize me. We’ve been in school together since kindergarten and She. Doesn’t. Recognize Me
Ariella Schiller
All I Ask
Soon after the first chapters were published, the questions and doubts came
Ruti Kepler
All I Ask
Tell him. Right now. Say the words Dad asked you to say. Just say it! Quick, before it’s too late!
Ruti Kepler
Podcast: The Rose Report
I don’t like making predictions about the news. There are too many variables. Too many players. There’s the Hand of G-d who intervenes in ways that we can never forecast.  But I’ve been a newsman since the 1970s and I’ve covered comparable stories over many decades. Some stories blow up. Some blow over. Sometimes we see signs in advance, so I will suggest a few things to watch that may give us clarity for 2022.
Binyamin Rose
Podcast: The Rose Report
Before voting for Trump again, or welcoming his Orthodox Jewish advisors back with open arms, or even voting for Bibi again, their clumsy diplomacy should be held against them
Binyamin Rose
Shul with a View
With the hindsight of almost 60 years, I realize with sharp clarity how insightful and prescient my mother was
Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
Second Thoughts
From Kishinev to October 7 and beyond
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
More Normal Like Me
Normal Like Me

“If I were a friendly sort of guy who knew how to communicate, what would be the right thing for me to say now?”

By Ruti Kepler

Normal Like Me

“I’ll give up the editing, and that way I won’t have to deal with people.” That remark trailed off on a note of revulsion mixed with despair

By Ruti Kepler

Normal Like Me

No one in the village knew just what a mobile network was, but it was something bad, that much was clear

By Ruti Kepler

Normal Like Me

“What are you, a little boy?” he asked. “What’s with the rewards? If you want to go on a trip, go”

By Ruti Kepler

Normal Like Me

Avitzedek sang and beat his drum. Faigy found herself entranced for a moment. Looking at the boys’ faces, she was surprised to see deep respect

By Ruti Kepler

Normal Like Me

Life in a place without a dry cleaner’s, without a grocery, without any stores at all, could be wonderful. Especially for him

By Ruti Kepler