Books
Marin man’s memoir recounts love for his late wife and their adventures
The books section is supported by a generous donation from Anne Germanacos Barry Hoffner wasn’t trying to write a book. He had just dropped off his…
Books
Newly uncovered first American Jewish novel reveals an early feminist voice
More than a century after her death, Cora Wilburn is having her moment. With the rediscovery and recent publication of her novel “Cosella Wayne: Or, Will…
Off the Shelf
Two Israeli novelists explore truth and integrity
The books section is supported by a generous donation from Anne Germanacos With all the handwringing about the declining relationship of American Jews to…
Books
Rediscovering S.F.’s pioneering 19th-century ‘girl reporter’
The books section is supported by a generous donation from Anne Germanacos “The United States, founded upon the belief that a just government can exist…
Books
When the international man of mystery is your own father
The books section is supported by a generous donation from Anne Germanacos Tom Weidlinger is a veteran documentary filmmaker who takes pride in his…
TV
Five female Jewish superheroes you should know
This story originally appeared on Alma and was distributed by JTA. Over the past decade, comic books and superheroes have become a staple for mainstream…
Business
Marc Benioff, philanthropic gadfly
In 1996, Marc Benioff was in southern India, taking a much-needed sabbatical from his high-stress, lucrative job at Oracle, when he was offered a kernel…
Books
‘Ordinary’ North Bay man writes his ‘extraordinary’ story
Al Hirshen is one of those natural raconteurs whose friends react to his anecdotes about his adventures by saying, “You should write a book!” The Petaluma…
Seniors
NYT columnist gives ‘women of a certain age’ their due
When it comes to women of a certain age making the most of life, Gail Collins’ credentials are impeccable. A political columnist for the New York Times,…