What’s Wrong With You: Tips for a Guilt-Free, Vegan-Accessible, Harmonious Holiday
Whether it's your family, friends or cell-phone provider challenging your gratitude this year, we have the solutions to your dilemmas. With special guest artists!
The Mystics of Mile End and No. 4 Imperial Lane: Two Books That Reminded Me of Other Books
Literary debuts by Sigal Samuel and Jonathan Weisman have familiar premises but offer charms all their own.
What’s Wrong With You: A Good Jewish Woman is Not Hard To Find, Unless You Have a Problem with Them
Does your Jewish girlfriend have strong opinions she likes to foist on your friends, or are Jewish women too bold for you generally? After a too-long hiatus, our advice columnist returns to counsel the complaining.
5775: The Jewish Year in Books
With 5776 upon us, we look back at the past 354 days' best novels either authored by Jews or beloved by one.
A Postpartum Novel and Two Holocaust Memoirs Walk Into a Hospital Room
After Birth by Elisa Albert, The Nazi Officer's Wife by Edith Hahn Beer, and Paper Love by Sarah Wildman: while recovering from surgery, our literary editor reads books about female endurance.
Hanukkah Howie vs. Santa Claus: Chrismukkah Needs Your Help Getting into Bookstores
A new book about Chrismukkah could bring about world peace, but only if you do your part.
The 2014 HEEB Holiday Book Gift Guide!
Looking for gift ideas in the $10 to $20 range? We asked our favorite authors to tell us why their books make great gifts.
What’s Wrong With You: In-Laws, Gratitude, And Sex On Thanksgiving
Can newlyweds still have sex when their parents come for a visit?
What’s Wrong With You: Screaming is Good, Silence Revealing
The joys and benefits of shouting, and why some people won't tell you who does their hair.
What’s Wrong With You: Get the Dog Out of the Bed and the Neighbor’s Vibrator Out of Your Head
Why you shouldn't feel obliged to indulge a dog fetish, and what not to do upon receiving a sex toy meant for the crush next door.
The Best Books of 5774 (Sez Heeb)
Kicking off our look back at the best of 5774, Literary Editor Judith Basya shares her favorite books of the past year.
What’s Wrong With You: Guilt is Everywhere, Karma Harder to Find
Yom Kippur advice for shushing your mother in the pews, and not viewing mundane mishaps as God's wrath.
