Nathan Englander

Novelist and short story writer

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In Nathan Englander’s   kaddish.com  , a secular Jewish son experiments with the task of shepherding his father’s soul safely to rest.

Nathan Englander: kaddish.com

In Nathan Englander’s  kaddish.com , a secular Jewish son experiments with the task of shepherding his father’s soul safely to rest.

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