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Yiddish Book Center
A nonprofit organization working to recover, celebrate, and regenerate Yiddish and modern Jewish literature and culture.
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Yiddish Book Center 2. marrask.
Check out the "Translator Relay" with Ellen Cassedy
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Yiddish Book Center 1. marrask.
They still have shared conference rooms, free Wi-Fi, and after-work parties. But they’ve also got kosher kitchens, sukkahs, and a commitment to Jewish values.
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Yiddish Book Center 31. lokak.
Join a community of readers - read, discuss, argue about, and fall in love with modern Jewish literature. Check out Great Jewish Books Book Club.
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Yiddish Book Center 26. lokak.
Vivi Lach's "Whitechapel Noise: Jewish Immigrant Life in Yiddish Song and Verse, London 1884-1914" tells the story of London’s Yiddish popular culture through an historical lens.. Join Vivi Lachs , Sun. Oct. 28 at 2pm. for her talk.
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Yiddish Book Center 22. lokak.
Mordechai Gebirtig, 1877-1942, cabinet-maker, great Yiddish poet and songwriter of prewar and wartime Poland. Newly translated “Our Town is Burning” (Undzer Shtetl Brent) was used as a song of defiance during the Holocaust, though written in 1936.
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Yiddish Book Center 19. lokak.
Montreal zamlers- volunteer book collectors - arrived at the with a van full of Yiddish books today, and we made quick work of the unpacking. Books were donated by several individuals and organizations in Montreal.
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Yiddish Book Center 17. lokak.
...great reads, great community, the best of modern Jewish literature available in English translation delivered to your mailbox. Registration for 2019 Great Jewish Books Book Club is open:
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Yiddish Book Center 16. lokak.
The Yiddish Book Center's Translation Fellowship program trains, supports, and encourages a new generation of Yiddish literary translators. Applications being accepted through November 14th:
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Yiddish Book Center 15. lokak.
"The novel has been called the “Yiddish Madame Bovary,” and the comparison captures not only its heroine’s dissatisfactions but also Bergelson’s mastery of narrative indirection.
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Yiddish Book Center 12. lokak.
Book rescue in progress! After a great evening with our friends at celebrating the works of Isaac Bashevis Singer stopped to make a quick Yiddish book pick up while in New York City.
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Yiddish Book Center 8. lokak.
Lost Synagogues of Europe is a collection of early twentieth-century postcards on Jewish themes, many of them depicting synagogues in Eastern Europe that were destroyed during World War II. Opens at Oct. 21.
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Yiddish Book Center 5. lokak.
From an archival recording, Rokhl Korn in conversation with Avrom Tabachnik.- one of this month's Handpicked selections on our homepage - listen, you'll feel like you're sitting there with them.
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Yiddish Book Center 28. syysk.
Oct. 10 event: “Isaac Bashevis Singer: Time for a Reappraisal?”; and the screening of a seldom seen short film, Isaac Singer’s Nightmare and Mrs. Pupko’s Beard, directed by renowned photographer Bruce Davidson and starring Singer himself.
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Yiddish Book Center 21. syysk.
Socalled Sings Di Frosh And Other Yiddish Songs With The Kaiser Quartett" is released on September 21. You're really, really going to want to hear this....
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Yiddish Book Center 20. syysk.
Newly translated from the Yiddish by Ellen Cassedy - prize-winning author Yenta Mash traces an arc across continents, upheavals and regime changes, and the phases of a woman’s life - listen to the podcast:
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Yiddish Book Center 14. syysk.
Translated - from collections Kroshnik rio (1953) and Baym geroysh fun atlantik (1957) Palatnik writes about solemnity of Yom Kippur as her protagonists battle between their temptations and obligations …/neilah-two-high-holiday…
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Yiddish Book Center 12. syysk.
From Cabbage to Galaxies: The Incredible Range of Kultur-Lige’s Publishing - intrigued?
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Yiddish Book Center 7. syysk.
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Yiddish Book Center 6. syysk.
At the turn of the twentieth century, New Year cards took American Jewry by storm. Now, in the twenty-first century, you can send these antique cards by email via
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Yiddish Book Center 6. syysk.
“I understand that when Ansky wrote it, it was a mystical play. I wrote a psychological play, which is of course inspired by Ansky – its an open homage to him but nonetheless, it is an original play.”
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