Delphic Books

The Jewish Review of Books, based in Cleveland, OH, offers a rich and diverse exploration of Jewish thought and culture through insightful articles from prominent authors. The publication features personal narratives and scholarly analysis, engaging readers with themes that span literature, theology, and the complexities of Jewish identity. By publishing work from notable writers such as Cynthia Ozick and Adam Kirsch, the journal fosters a vibrant intellectual community dedicated to examining the nuances of Jewish life and heritage. Its commitment to thought-provoking discourse is further enhanced by regular newsletters and a podcast archive, ensuring subscribers stay connected with contemporary Jewish literature and ideas. Generated from the website