Members of the Scribe

This week, Joshua Cohen and Justin Taylor exchange ideas around book promotion, materials of writing, and the devolution of the author. Today, ...

This past May I published an essay in The New York Times titled “Do the Jews Own Anxiety?” Not long afterward, ...

In my last post, I described the technical difficulties that occurred when I appeared on Talk of the Nation earlier this ...

I know a little something about hearing voices. My first book,  Muses, Madmen, and Prophets , was about auditory hallucinations ...

When I set out to write the story of the Aleppo Codex, I imagined that I would be writing an uplifting ...

Having just spent four years on a book about the biblical manuscript known as the Aleppo Codex, I can say with ...

Although it fell, in retrospect, at the mid-point between the launch of the Kindle and the Kindle 2, I don’t ...

It was several years ago when my mother went for a flu shot to our family doctor, an avuncular, bearded ...

It’s amazing how many North Londoners have taken me aside in a furtive, conspiratorial kind of manner, in order to ...

Francesca Segal’s novel The Innocents is now available. I would never have set out to recast a classic, Pulitzer-winning American novel– ...