Jewish-Canadian

Mordecai Richler by Nathalie Cooke and Norman Ravvin
Editorial Jewish-Canadian Quebec
Un Autre Montréal by Jean-Sébastien Ménard
  • Nostalgie et tristesse by Sholem Shtern
  • Parcours migrants au Québec by Anne Pia De Luca and Alessandra Ferraro
Review Autobiography Jewish-Canadian Quebec

Far Regions of Canadian Jewish Studies by Norman Ravvin
  • Salt Fish & Shmattes: A History of the Jews in Newfoundland and Labrador from 1770 by Robin McGrath
  • The Force of Vocation: The Literary Career of Adele Wiseman by Ruth Panofsky
Review Jewish-Canadian

Shocking and Senseless by Adrienne Kertzer
  • Blatant Injustice: The Story of a Jewish Refugee from Nazi Germany Imprisoned in Britain and Canada during World War II by Walter W. Igersheimer and Ian Darragh
  • Aftershock: Anti-Zionism and Antisemitism by David Matas
Review Autobiography Holocaust Jewish-Canadian World War II

A Twentieth Century Pentateuch: A. M. Klein’s The Second Scroll by M. W. Steinberg
Article Historical Fiction Jewish-Canadian Literary Criticism Novel
Memory, Displacement, and Politicized Prejudice by Melina Baum Singer
  • Contemporary Jewish Writing in Canada: An Anthology by Michael Greenstein
  • The Canadian Jewish Studies Reader by Richard Menkis and Norman Ravvin
  • Contemporary Antisemitism, Canada and the World by Derek J. Penslar, Michael Marrus and Janice Gross Stein
Review Anthologies Jewish-Canadian

Meetings by Jon Kertzer
  • The Almost Meeting and Other Stories by Henry Kreisel
  • Lola By Night by Norman Ravvin
Review Jewish-Canadian Novel Short Fiction

Crashing Illusion by Samara Walbohm
  • The Secret Mitzvah of Lucio Burke by Steven Hayward
  • An Ordinary Star by Carole Giangrande
Review Jewish-Canadian Novel Religion World War II

This Much is True by Lisa Grekul
  • The Memory Man: A Novel by Lisa Appignanesi
  • Any Day But This: Stories by Kristjana Gunnars
Review Jewish-Canadian Novel Short Fiction

Lieu de mémoire by Lauren Butters
  • Jakob, fils de Jakob by Alain Gagnon
  • Un vendredi du mois d’âout by Antonio D’Alfonso
Review Autobiography Jewish-Canadian World War II francophone