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Author’s Notebook | Erika Dreifus, Quiet Americans: Stories

Posted on February 9, 2015 by Barbara Krasner

The Whole Megillah (TWM): Why write short stories vs. longer forms? Erika Dreifus (ED): For me, the question is formulated slightly differently. I’ve always wondered what, for instance, made F. Scott Fitzgerald realize that “Babylon Revisited” was meant to be … Continue reading →

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Guest Post | Seminar on Jewish Story Report, Part Four by Sheila Lewis

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Barbara Krasner

An All-of-a Kind Seminar on Jewish Story In a four-part series, Sheila Lewis reports on her experiences at the recent Seminar on Jewish Story, sponsored by The Whole Megillah LLC, together with the Association of Jewish Libraries. The final panel … Continue reading →

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Thoughts on Jewish Story | Guest Post by Erika Dreifus

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Barbara Krasner

The Whole Megillah is pleased to post this entry by Erika Dreifus, who joins the Fiction Panel at the May 18, 2014 Conference on Jewish Story in New York City. For more about the conference, click here>>> It’s a perennial … Continue reading →

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