Books

The Glass Island

Listen to this review We are beset with stories of war. Pervasive and shocking, our world seems to revolve around the Middle East, Ukraine, refugees escaping tyranny. How do we...

The sixth Jewish Literary Festival will see a stellar line-up of authors

The 2027 Cape Town literary calendar is soon to be rolled out, but be first in line for...

A life across continents: from Asia to Europe to Africa

By RABBI NAFTALI Y. SILVER, Rabbi, Sephardi Hebrew Congregation Some books preserve history. The finest ones remind us that...

The Shock of the Light

Listen to this review: I was broken by the time I finished reading this book.  Lori Inglis Hall’s debut novel...

Podcast review: Episode 310. DAVID BADDIEL

Recommended by Matthew Berman, a World War II history enthusiast British Jewish writer and comedian David Baddiel has explored...

Book of the month at the Gitlin

MAYBE YOU SHOULD TALK TO SOMEONE by LORI GOTTLIEB A candid memoir by psychotherapist Gottlieb who runs a practice in Los Angeles. When a personal...

Beautiful cookbook brings fresh, local produce into focus

The Olami cookbook from Nirit Saban of the popular deli on Bree Street, Cape Town is all about simple, nourishing, wholesome food. Olami, a...

Talking Books — Gitlin’s latest project

Yvonne Verblun, Cynthia Maresky, Rosalie Wollach, Diane Bloch, Sara Pascall, Pauline Hoffman, Icky and Avril Kurgan, Janine Diamond.Wednesday 18 November 2009 was a proud...

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