Jennifer Anne Moses is a writer and a painter, as well as the mother of three grown children. She’s published seven books of fiction and non-fiction and a collection of poetry, with a collection of short stories, You’ve Told Me Before, to be published in 2025 by the University of Wisconsin Press. Her work, including paintings, dozens of short stories, op-ed pieces, and essays can be found on her website: JenniferAnneMosesArts.com
The night Yitzhak flew out the window, Dalia had been having a beautiful dream. In the dream, she was in the home of her mother and father, in Haifa, looking out the window at the perfect Mediterranean blue of the sky. That was it—the whole dream. And yet while Dalia was dreaming it, she was […]
The op-ed by Rachel Grossman was called “Why I Live at the JCC,” and Miriam, reading it to its end, felt the coffee she’d just imbibed rise in her throat, a bitter black bile. Miriam hated Rachel Grossman with a passion she otherwise reserved for neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and hunters of big game. Her hatred […]
