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Fig Tree Lit is the Newsletter of Fig Tree Books LLC. We cover the dynamic American Jewish experience through regular features such as:
Jews of Different Hues—We’re not all the same;
Apples & Honey—A taste of lit;
Book Club Guides—Key questions for your group;
My Jewish Year—Celebrate the holidays;
Don’t Be Shy—Send us a question and answer it yourself (and win a free set of our books);
Oldies But Goodies—Wonderful books from the past;
Blog—Essays from the publisher, book reviews, coverage of FTB titles, and noteworthy events.
Fig Tree Books LLC publishes novels and non-fiction books (including memoirs) that chronicle the American Jewish experience. We do not publish sci-fi, YA, children’s, or poetry books.
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Winner of the J.I. Segal Award/2016 Mona Elaine Adilman Award for Jewish Fiction on a Jewish Theme
Finalist for the 2016 Ribalow Prize