Books

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REVIEWS

The Trombone Man: Tales of a Misogynist…a book review by Jasmin Albert

Ron J. Hutter has written a provocative, entertaining and thoughtful novel that explores the problem of antisemitism in a very original way. [Read more]

Debunking Holocaust Denial Theories…a book review by Alan Gold

Some books are ‘must-read’. Others are ‘should read’. And a lot are ‘toss away without reading so you don’t let the facts bother you.’ [Read more]

Monica Goldberg at the SWF

Work by Sydney Jewish writer Monica Goldberg will feature in the Sydney Writers’ Festival later this month. [Read more]

Jewels and Ashes – A 25th Anniversary Edition: a book review by Alan Gold

Virginia Woolf once said that every secret of a writer’s soul, every experience of his life, every quality of his mind, is written large in his works. Perhaps the finest example in Australia today of the elemental truth of Woolf’s words is in the body of work produced over the past quarter of a century by Arnold Zable. [Read more]

Frank Lowy, A Second Life…a book review by Alan Gold

There are two lights which shine most brilliantly out of Jill Margo’s exceptional second volume of Frank Lowy’s biography. [Read more]

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