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Criminal Kabbalah: An Intriguing Anthology of Jewish Mystery & Detective Fiction

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An intriguing Anthology of Jewish Mystery & Detective Fiction

Terence Ball, The Banality of Evil

Sandra Levy Ceren, Silver Is Better Than Gold

Martin S. Cohen, Death Has Beckoned

Richard Fliegel, The Golem of Bronx Park East

Michael A. Kahn, Truth in a Plain Brown Wrapper

Stuart M. Kaminsky, The Tenth Man

Rochelle Krich, Bitter Waters

Ronald Levitsky, Thy Brother's Bloods

Lev Raphael, Your Papers, Please

Shelley Singer, Reconciling Howard

Janice Steinberg, Hospitality in a Dry Country

Batya Swift Yasgur, Without a Trace

All-new stories from twelve of today’s masters of mystery and detective fiction—sure to delight mystery buffs of all faith traditions, and fans of the award-winning Mystery Midrash: An Anthology of Jewish Mystery & Detective Fiction.

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Book details

Author
Lawrence Raphael
Imprint
Jewish Lights, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
Published
Formats
Paperback, Hardcover
Subjects
Religion › Judaism
Fiction › Mystery & Detective
ISBN-13
9781580231091 (Paperback)9781683360193 (Hardcover)

About the author

LAWRENCE W. RAPHAEL was a Reform rabbi, editor, and scholar who edited two anthologies of Jewish mystery fiction: Criminal Kabbalah and Mystery Midrash.

Raphael was ordained at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati in 1974 and earned a Ph.D. in higher education and leadership from New York University in 1990. He served as the ninth Senior Rabbi of Congregation Sherith Israel in San Francisco from 2003 to 2016, and previously as the first Director of the Department of Adult Jewish Growth at the Union of American Hebrew Congregations from 1996 to 2003. He also wrote articles on Jewish identity in detective fiction.

Raphael died on March 17, 2019, in San Francisco.

Format: Paperback