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JEWISH BOOK ANNUAL
turns to the ghostly Jews of Saskatchewan in the covenant of
coal mines and the stone forest of Hebrew graves. The return
journey of Canadian-Jewish literature takes its detour out of
place and its
teshuva
in time, condensing five thousand years
and miles into fifty years and a few blocks.
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Beautiful Losers
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Son o f a Smaller Hero
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Joshua Then and Now
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