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A poet and book reviewer's personal site sharing original poetry and essays, including surreal and emotionally charged pieces on family loss, Jewish ritual and violence in the news. The sampled work is literary and crafted, with strong imagery and a distinct voice.
JewsRock is a magazine-style newsletter exploring Jewish figures and history in rock, pop, punk and dance music, from the hidden Jewish origins of musicians' stage names to the lives of behind-the-scenes producers. Each issue is a long-form feature with reported anecdotes, cultural criticism and historical context.
Alex Simmons writes personal essays and commentary from a New York perspective, covering TV, comedy craft and Jewish representation in comics and film. The issues mix memoir about his father and comedy-scene experience with opinionated arguments about cultural representation.
A personal food and family blog by an author writing about Passover baking, recipes from her book, and memories of her mother's Hungarian-Jewish kitchen and traditions. Readers get warm reflections on heritage, Yiddish sayings, and occasional recipes tied to the author's cookbook.
Juicy Jews is a community newsletter for Jewish creators, artists, authors and entrepreneurs, sharing video conversations and clips on Jewish identity, ideas and culture. Recent issues feature interviews with Rob Reiner and Rabbi David Wolpe and a Curb Your Enthusiasm clip reel, each with AI-style key takeaways and timestamps.
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