Fiction, Non-Fiction, Plays, Memoir, Immigrants, Jewish Studies, Holocaust, Women’s Studies, Social Commentary/Satire
F E A T U R E D B O O K S
F E A T U R E D B O O K S
Great with Child
“Sonia Taitz knows a lot about people: how they are, what they want, ‘the broken-hearted child that often lies beyond the rise and fall… of complex people who self-destruct.’ No one knows more about what she calls emotional kamikazes.“
– Jesse Kornbluth, author of Married Sex: A Love Story, critic, essayist for The New Yorker, editor of Headbutler.com
The Watchmaker’s Daughter
A Memoir
The Watchmaker’s Daughter, a memoir, was highlighted in Vanity Fair (“Fanfair”), People Magazine, The Readers’ Digest (which placed it on its “Can’t-Miss” List), The Chicago Tribune, and many others. The American Library Association nominated the book for its Sophie Brody Medal, for a work that enhances understanding of the Jewish-American experience.
P R E S S
“Among the ranks of the best poets, playwrights, and novelists.”
– ForeWord Reviews
“Sonia Taitz has a good heart, a brave mouth, and an unmortgaged soul. Follow where she leads. You want to go there.”
– John Patrick Shanley,
Pulitzer, Tony, and Academy Award-Winning author of Moonstruck and Doubt
R E C O M M E N D E D B Y
F R O M T H E B L O G
How I learned the meaning of Success
BRASS BUTTONS - My family lives in an enclave of immigrants, mostly Holocaust survivors, in Washington Heights, New York. Our kitchen is like this: oilcloth on the table, pigeons flapping and…
The Jewish Berlin Wall
For Jewish travelers, for decades, and for good reason, no country has been as feared and loathed as Germany. We are not the average tourists, lightheartedly enjoying the splendor of German culture
Dedication
Today, on December 25th, Chanukah and Christmas will come together
W H E R E T O B U Y
W H E R E T O B U Y
W R I T I N G
