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Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson here, today writing as Kathy and following up on my last blog about revising Firebrand, a 1993 historical romance, into historical fiction (tentatively titled Treacherous Visions). The manuscript is now "resting" for at least a month, after which I will do at least one more revision before publishing it in trade…
On the winter solstice last Dec. 21, a video production crew arrived at a small church at 143 Exeter Road in Hampton Falls — the one known for its Greek
The new exhibit, “Etrog, The Wandering Fruit,” is currently on display at the Bernard Museum, located inside Temple Emanu-El on 5th Avenue and 65th Street in Manhattan.
Trio of Jewish historians and curators has delved deep into the history, use, care, dissemination and symbolism of the citron that is a central feature of the Sukkot holiday
(New York Jewish Week) — If you have never heard of an “etroger,” a Yiddish term for a Jewish merchant who sold citrons to Jewish communities in central and northern