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 as well as a recent collection of poetry, Domesticity (Blue Jade Press.) Her work, including paintings, dozens of short stories, op-ed pieces, and essays can be found on her website: JenniferAnneMosesArts.com
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 […]
