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    AJS Honors Its Authors

    The AJS is pleased to celebrate the 2023 books of AJS members as part of the AJS Honors Its Authors program.

    Books will recognized throughout 2023 in a number of ways, including:

    •   »   Shared in a social media post featuring your book only

    And, new in 2023:

    To submit your 2023 book, please click here to complete the online form.

    Please note: You must be a current AJS member to have your book included in the AJS Honors Its Program. 

    As part of the online registration form, you will be asked to attach your book's cover art (JPG or PNG file format) and a 30-second video about your book (MP4 file format). You will not be able to update this form once it has been submitted, so please have these files ready in advance of submission. Please note: These items are not required, but we do encourage you to include them. The name and photo associated with your Google account will be recorded when you upload files and submit this form.

     

    2023 Books by AJS Members

    A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

    Amsler_Cover_Talmud-and-Book-Culture---Monika-Amsler

    The Babylonian Talmud and Late Antique Book Culture
    Monika Amsler
    Cambridge University Press

    A-Jewish-Childhood-flyer---Lia-Brozgal

    A Jewish Childhood in the Muslim Mediterranean: A Collection of Stories curated by Leïla Sebbar
    Lia Brozgal and Rebecca Glasberg, coeditors
    University of California Press

    _images_covers_full_9780472056439---Debra-Caplan

    The Dybbuk Century: The Jewish Play That Possessed the World
    Debra Caplan and Rachel Merrill Moss, coeditors
    University of Michigan Press

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    The Future of Judaism in America
    Jerome A. Chanes and Mark Silk, coeditors
    Springer

    Jewish-Muslims-cover---David-Freidenreich

    Jewish Muslims: How Christians Imagined Islam as the Enemy
    David M. Freidenreich
    University of California Press

    Garloff_German-Jewish-Literature_F22_Cover_final[59]---Katja-Garloff

    Making German Jewish Literature Anew
    Katja Garloff
    Indiana University Press

    Garloff_German-Jewish-Literature_F22_Cover_final[59]---Katja-Garloff

    Kantika: A novel
    Elizabeth Graver
    Metropolitan Books/Henry Holt & Co.

    yudit-greenberg

    The Routledge Handbook of Religion and the Body
    Yudit Kornberg Greenberg and George Pati, coeditors
    Routlege

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    Judaism and Its Bible A People and Their Book
    Frederick E. Greenspahn
    The Jewish Publication Society

    Re-forming-Judaism

    Re-forming Judaism Moments of Disruption in Jewish Thought
    Leah Hochman and Rabbi Stanley Davids, coeditors
    CCAR Press

    Ruth-Blau_Cover_final---Mordechai-Inbari

    Ruth Blau: A Life of Paradox and Purpose
    Motti Inbari
    Indiana University Press
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    Jelen-cover-for-author-(1)---Sheila-Jelen

    Israeli Salvage Poetics
    Sheila E. Jelen
    Wayne State University Press

    COVER-Rain-of-Ash---Ari-J.

    Rain of Ash: Roma, Jews, and the Holocaust
    Ari Joskowicz
    Princeton University Press

    kirzane

    Miriam Karpilove: A Provincial Newspaper and Other Stories
    Jessica Kirzane    , translator
    Syracuse University Press

    Yiddish-Lives-On---Rebecca-Margolis

    Yiddish Lives On: Strategies of Language Transmission
    Rebecca E. Margolis
    McGill-Queen's University Press

    adam-mendelsohn

    Yearning to Breathe Free: Jews in Gilded Age America
    Adam D. Mendelsohn and Jonathan D. Sarna, coeditors
    Princeton University Press

    Walkers-in-the-City-cover---Deborah-Dash-Moore

    Walkers in the City: Jewish Street Photographers of Midcentury New York
    Deborah Dash Moore
    Three Hills (imprint of Cornell University Press)

    David-Sclar---The-Golden-Path_cover---David-Sclar

    The Golden Path: Maimonides Across Eight Centuries
    David Sclar, editor
    Liverpool University Press

    book-cover---Rebecca-Wollenberg

    The Closed Book: How the Rabbis Taught the Jews (Not) to Read the Bible
    Rebecca Scharbach Wollenberg
    Princeton University Press