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Introducing the Yiddish Book Center's exclusive Men's Goat T-shirt
The Posthumous Landscape is a tribute to a community that met a tragic end and a testament to how our internal landscapes are inextricably bound to the places of our past
But the best part of the holiday is sharing time with family
along with an invaluable glossary
from the Old Country
Raysn by Moyshe Kulbak Yiddish Language Introducing the Yiddish Book Center'sTranslated by Jason Wagner In Raysn, Moyshe Kulbak reclaims the landscape of present day Belarus as a mythic homeland for Jewish culture. First published in 1922, Raysn blends biblical allusion, folk imagery, and modernist poetics to imagine a shared past between Jews and Belarusians a symbolic union rooted in forests, rivers, and ancient ties. Kulbak's poem lives as both a literary epic and a political vision. Writing in the wake of war, revolution,
