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The powerful tale of a traumatised woman’s search for a fresh start; the CIA’s debt to a group of female spies; and the tale of test cricket’s latest buzzword

Population loss has hit most cities in California, and Woodland is no exception, according to latest estimates from the California Department of Finance.

Albom says he’s ready to embrace his “obligation” as a Jewish writer: to publish a novel set during the Holocaust. 

For more than 20 years, Mitch Albom has been perhaps the best-selling Jewish author alive. Check out this Q&A ahead of his Dec. 1 visit to the Peninsula.

The bestselling author says he felt an "obligation" as a Jewish writer to tell the story.

Written in a woman’s voice, the narrator takes charge from the very first sentence: ‘The first thing I do when I arrive on the island is change my name.’

(JTA) — For more than two decades, Mitch Albom has been perhaps the best-selling Jewish author alive — even as his books tend to embrace a much broader and more

The first of a quartet of stories exploring trauma centres on a woman attempting to swim above a flood of abuse and betrayal

November 4th-10th, 2023: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week