(Fiction, 288 p. 2024)
Two estranged brothers from Georgia—one who has become a yeshiva student in Brooklyn and the other who has stayed close to home with a decidedly irreligious lifestyle—are brought together by an unsettling revelation about their identities and go on an unexpected road trip. This Jewish comedy of errors is part coming-of-age story, part absurd romp through the Southern United States, and part serious exploration of identity, lies, and the strength of brotherly love.
Discussion Questions
Discussion Questions from the Jewish Community Library
Articles and Reviews
Review by Daniel Gewertz, The Arts Fuse, July 18, 2024
Review by Linda Buchwald, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 30, 2024
Review by Julia M. Klein, The Forward, May 30, 2024
Review by Ann Levin, The Associated Press, May 28, 2024
Review by Rebecca Guzman, The Commentator, The Independent Student Newspaper of Yeshiva University, May 24, 2024
Review by Zachary Houle, Medium, May 20, 2024
Review by Literary Vault, May 5, 2024
Review by Sherry Brynes, American Israelite, April 4, 2024
Review by Heena Pardeshi, The Reading Bud, March 14, 2024
Review by Murray Weiss, Publishers Weekly, January 16, 2024
Interviews and Author Appearances
Interview (video) with Reuven Fenton (video), Kiran Reader, June 10, 2024
Interview with Reuven Fenton, The Literary Vault, May 26, 2024
