Jonathan Ned Katz

Chloe Cheimets speaks with Emma Cop­ley Eisen­berg about the big ques­tions that informed her mes­mer­iz­ing debut nov­el, House­mates. They dis­cuss the dynam­ic between artists and col­lab­o­ra­tors who are in a roman­tic rela­tion­ship, the queer scene in Philadel­phia, and cre­at­ing art in our con­tem­po­rary times. Chloe Cheimets: In 1939, pho­tog­ra­ph­er Berenice Abbott and writer Eliz­a­beth McCaus­land pub­lished Chang­ing New York, a land­mark pho­to series.

ORLANDO – Faith healers and shamans aside, true medical professionals can’t promise to cure everything. Penicillin might fix your ear infection but won’t do anything for your arthritis. Like medicine, the implementation of digital technologies should be prescriptive, says Dhari Al-Ajmi, OT cybersecurity administrator for Equate Petrochemical Co. in Kuwait.

Review By – October 16, 2022 Read­ers famil­iar with the work of András Koern­er, whose ency­clo­pe­dic Jew­ish Cui­sine in Hun­gary won the Nation­al Jew­ish Book Award in 2019, might won­der if the author has exhaust­ed his top­ic. But with Ear­ly Jew­ish Cook­books, Koern­er proves there’s always room for more. In eight essays he homes in on Jew­ish recipes and cook­books in nine­teenth cen­tu­ry Europe, espe­cial­ly Hun­gary.