Toby Press
Aleppo Tales
Haim Sabato, “a master of Hebrew ancient and modern” today heads a yeshiva near Jerusalem. In Aleppo Tales he presents…
Soumchi
Soumchi should be considered the definition of a novella. It’s 53 pages of compact, dazzling brilliance. It is a simple…
The Chimney Tree
In 1935, a young Jewish girl enters into an unfortunate relationship with a local boy in a rural town in…
The Death of King Tsongor
This story of bizarre family relations purports to be set in an African kingdom, but the story reads more like…
The Secundus Papyrus
Albert Noyer’s second historical mystery takes the reader to the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, where the physician…
The Wind of the Khazars
Half historical novel, half political thriller, Halter’s novel (translated into English for the first time) creates disturbing parallels between the…
The Book of Abraham
The Book of Abraham begins with the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 AD as Abraham the Temple…
Tales of Grabowski
The two novellas and several short stories in this posthumous collection (John Auerbach passed away in November, 2002, while the…
The Owl and Other Stories
“A ship staying too long in one place defies the purpose of its existence. Everybody and everything connected with it…
The House in Morocco
Sarah Henderson is an American journalist traveling in France and North Africa. Before her mother who was stricken with Alzheimer’s…
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