Praise for Wherever You Go
Chekhov famously advised that it is not the job of the novelist to solve problems, only to present them correctly. Joan Leegant's remarkable and affecting novel, at once lucid and lyrical, deftly illuminates the darker confusions of contemporary Jewish life in Israel with a warm heart and a cold eye. Not since the warring Zuckerman brothers in Philip Roth's The Counterlife have the exigencies of settler politics and secular desires been so cogently addressed in a work of fiction. Who says the novel has lost its relevance? This one should be required reading. Jonathan Wilson, author of A Palestine Affair
Praise for Joan Leegant
Prose of fine-boned clarity and compassion. . . . Leegant has brought matter and spirit together and left them vibrating with unsuspected, unquantifiable meaning.Louis Bayard, New York Times Book Review
Provocative and memorable stories, suffused with Jewish lore and wisdom. . . . Leegant's characters are unforgettable.The Forward
Chekhov famously advised that it is not the job of the novelist to solve problems, only to present them correctly. Joan Leegant's remarkable and affecting novel, at once lucid and lyrical, deftly illuminates the darker confusions of contemporary Jewish life in Israel with a warm heart and a cold eye. Not since the warring Zuckerman brothers in Philip Roth's The Counterlife have the exigencies of settler politics and secular desires been so cogently addressed in a work of fiction. Who says the novel has lost its relevance? This one should be required reading. Jonathan Wilson, author of A Palestine Affair
Praise for Joan Leegant
Prose of fine-boned clarity and compassion. . . . Leegant has brought matter and spirit together and left them vibrating with unsuspected, unquantifiable meaning.Louis Bayard, New York Times Book Review
Provocative and memorable stories, suffused with Jewish lore and wisdom. . . . Leegant's characters are unforgettable.The Forward
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