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Unorthodox
> People of the Book: Ep. 138
Podcast:
Unorthodox
Episode:
People of the Book: Ep. 138
Category:
Religion & Spirituality
Duration:
01:04:12
Publish Date:
2018-06-06 23:00:00
Description:
For our first book club episode, we talk to Israeli-born writer Ruby Namdar about his ambitious second book, T
he Ruined House
, which won Israel's most prestigious literary award and was recently translated into English. The book is set in New York City, where he's lived for the past 18 years, and follows a charming and successful professor named Andrew P. Cohen as he descends into a very peculiar kind of madness. Ruby tells us why he made his protagonist such a specific male archetype, and explains the difference between American and Israeli literary culture (he didn't discover Philip Roth until he moved to the U.S.). He also answers questions from listeners who read the book along with us, such as, "Why does the main character live near Columbia if he teaches downtown at NYU?"
Plus, New York Times writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner joins us to talk about
her essay
about what reading Philip Roth in an observant household taught her about being an American Jew.
New York listeners, come see Stephanie moderate the Jewish Book Council's Unpacking the Book event at the Jewish Museum on June 14 at 7 p.m. Info
here
.
Our next full live show is July 18 at the JCC Manhattan, and it's an episode we're calling:
"Is it OK to say ‘JAP’?”.
Jill Kargman of
Odd Mom Out
joins us to screen a new short film about the persistence of the Jewish American Princess stereotype. We'll follow with a lively discussion with guests including
Judith Rosenbaum
of the Jewish Women's Archive and
Bat Sheva Marcus
from the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance (who appear in the film) and more. There will be loads of audience participation as well! Get your
tickets here
.
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Unorthodox@tabletmag.com
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