Thomas Harding: JQ-Wingate 2015 Nominee
JQ: How does it feel to be shortlisted for the JQ-Wingate Prize? Harding: It feels terrific! Over the course of the six years of writing Hanns and Rudolf there were many moments…
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Footballing To Peace
“Kaduregel-Shefel” translates as “low soccer”. It’s a project by Gad Salner and his friend Vadim Tarasov. As a photographer and lower-league soccer enthusiast, Gad captures with…
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2015 JQ-Wingate Shortlist
Hannah Krall’s Chasing the King of Hearts, Gary Shteyngart’s Little Failure and Brazilian novelist Michel Laub’s Diary of the Fall lead the 2015 JQ-Wingate literary prize…
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Sound and Fury: A Civil Correspondence About Online Rage
Keith Kahn-Harris, guest editor of Jewish Quarterly, and Helen Lewis, deputy editor of New Statesman, discuss the anger that permeates the online world and how, as editors, they…
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Schama, Shteyngart & Leo on 2015 JQ-Wingate Longlist
History and memoir dominate the 2015 longlist, including Hanna Krall’s best-selling Auschwitz memoir, Chasing the King of Hearts, translated into English for the first time, and…
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And The Winner Is…
We are delighted to announce that the Jewish Quarterly-Wingate Prize 2013 has been awarded to Shalom Auslander, for his novel Hope: A Tragedy. Because Auslander was unable to…
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