RE: [ha-Safran]: Women in the Bible [books, Web sites]

[Stuart Schnee]

Avishag by Yael Lotan (The Toby Press)
Lotan's meticulously researched novel wears its mantle of scholarship
lightly as it breathes life into a fascinating period of the bible-the
reigns of David and Solomon in Jerusalem, some three thousand years
ago...

Hardcover: ISBN: 1-902881-55-9 US$ 19.95


Stuart Schnee
The Toby Press LLC
PO Box 8531
New Milford, CT 06776-8531

www.tobypress.com





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Re: [ha-Safran]: Women in the Bible [books, Web sites]

[Bernard Katz]

One book that comes to mind immediately is by Prof. Adele Reinhartz: Why
Ask My Name: Anonymity  Identity in Biblical Narrative. Oxford U.P.,
1998. ISBN: 195099702. It is excellent and won the Canadian Jewish Book
Awards prize for Biblical and Rabbinic Scholarship.
B'shalom,
Bernard Katz, former head, Special Collections and Library Development
McLaughlin Library, University of Guelph
founding (and former) treasurer, AJL - Ontario Chapter
and chair, Ontario Library Association Copyright Task Force

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