Thank you for joining me here today to talk about The Wagamama Bride, a memoir about my thirty years in Japan. Surrounded by all these
Brendan Burchard, the author of a long list of best-selling motivational books, is big on adopting a “destiny mindset,” seeing your life as consequential, that
It’s the week of the summer solstice, so I thought why not read a summer-themed poem to the artists at the Saturday Genesis Art Workshop
It’s happened once more. My mother has come for a visit. It’s been more than four years since I’ve seen her in the flesh,
Today is my third anniversary, the day I officially made aliya and became an Israeli citizen. I love living in Jerusalem. I love the friends
I don’t know Shara Jacobs. But her almost-love story on the Chabad.org website could have been mine. Who is Shara Jacobs? She’s a woman
What to do with those writing journals? With Corona keeping us close to home like never before, it’s very tempting to start digging out
The thing about writing a book is that it can take years and years, as it did in my case. October was its completion
I ask myself as a writer and artist, what is it about the combination of “arts and letters” that is so powerful? Why is it
For nearly twenty years I was a regular visitor to the Chabad House of Rabbi Binyomin Edery in Omori, Tokyo. Never in my wildest dreams,
Fritz Jacobi, who was always great at calling a scoop when he saw one, missed out on the best scoop of his life. The title
Coming Home Far From Home,
