Lev Raphael: Fiction

Fiction

	Pride and Prejudice: The Jewess and the Gentile (2011) What happens to pride and what happens to prejudice when Lizzy Bennet's family struggles with being Jewish in a society that looks down on them? Find out in this comic, loving mash-up. Read more about this book Buy it for Kindle or Nook

	*Rosedale in Love* (2011) Written in a period voice, Rosedale in Love audaciously revisions Edith Wharton's beloved classic The House of Mirth, offering readers a timeless American story of greed, envy, scandal, love and revenge. Read more about this book Buy it for Kindle, Nook or iBook

	*Winter Eyes* (St. Martin's Press, 1992; reissued with the "lost" prologue, 2010) The author of the Lambda Literary Award-winning Dancing on Tisha B'av now offers a haunting, remarkable novel about secrets, silence, and revelations—a tale of the terror of the past that controls and divides an immigrant family, most notably from their American-born son... Read more about this book Buy it for Kindle or Nook

	Secret Anniversaries of the Heart: New and Selected Stories (Leapfrog Press, January 2006) In a collection that encompasses over twenty-five years of his award-winning stories, Lev Raphael proves himself a visionary like James Baldwin, and shares Anita Brookner's gift for dramatizing the pain of seemingly quiet lives in stories that are both passionate and precise. Read more about this book Buy it for Kindle or Nook

	The German Money (Leapfrog Press, 2003) Part mystery, part family saga, a new novel in which the problems of a contemporary Jewish family find their roots in the unspeakable secrets of holocaust survivors... Read more about this book Buy it for Kindle or Nook

	Dancing on Tisha B'Av (St. Martin's Press, 1990) Winner of the 1990 Lambda Literary Award "His characters are voices of reason, observers rather than judges... The prose is poetic in its simplicity." —Los Angeles Times Read more about this book

	Criminal Kabbalah: An Intriguing Anthology of Jewish Mystery and Detective Fiction (Jewish Lights, 2001) A short story with a second-generation theme by Lev Raphael, "Your Papers, Please," is included in this anthology of Jewish mystery stories.

Lev Raphael: Author Appearances