This is a fascinating piece of work about people’s dreams in Nazi Germany
By Alun David
The children’s writer says she thinks of her character Emily as her ‘better and braver part’
Historian Cécile Desprairies’ debut novel is a dark and powerful account of the French men and women who eagerly embraced evil
This forensically researched and lengthy tome uses previously unearthed documents that throw light on Stein’s personal relationships and her attitude to her work and legacy
This fictionalised portrait of Austrian film-maker GW Pabst and his moral struggles under the Nazis immerses us in a world thick with fear, corruption and self-deception
This is a fascinating tribute to Richard Ellmann, the son of Jewish immigrants from Romania and Ukraine, and James Joyce’s greatest biographer
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Yael van der Wouden’s bold debut novel charts the emotional aftermath of the Holocaust in a post-war Netherlands
By Eliana Jordan
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This report on the new face of the far right is timely and frightening in equal measure
By David Bennun
This new book about the search for the real Dylan could be more enlightening
By Jenni Frazer
This is a fascinating account of a terrible murder by a Jewish pedlar in eighteenth century England and an excellent example of historian Tony Kushner’s important work documenting the life and culture of Jews in Britain
By David Herman
Saskia Joss on her new book and why we are our children’s security guard
By Jennifer Lipman
In her new memoir, Yehudis Fletcher writes compellingly about arranged marriage, parental neglect and sexual abuse in Charedi Judaism
This terrible war crime story does an enormous service to the Nobel Prize-winning physicist’s wider family
Israel’s former ambassador to the UK Daniel Taub, is a man who thinks he’s cracked how to disagree respectfully
By Simon Rocker
For my latest novel I studied the east London of my forebears. This is what I found
By Andrew Sanger
