Anita Diamant
Anita Diamant was looking for a career change when she turned 40. She'd already published several non-fiction books and wanted a change of pace. So she published what became an immediate sensation, selling more than 200,000 paperback copies: The Red Tent.
The Red Tent
is a novel with extensive research behind it, research that Diamant
was able to perform as she was then on a library fellowship at Radcliffe
College and had access to the Harvard Library system.
Diamant is a Boston-based writer and lecturer whose nonfiction books focus on contemporary Jewish life. As a journalist, her work has appeared in The Boston Globe, Boston Magazine, Parenting, Parents, Hadassah, Reform Judaism, and Yankee.
Bibliography
The New Jewish Wedding |
Saying Kaddish |
Living A Jewish Life |
How To Be A Jewish Parent |
The New Jewish Baby Book |
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Bible Baby Names |
Good Harbor |
Choosing A Jewish Life |
Pitching My Tent |
The Last Days of Dogtown |
