1. Joan’s Class: Frankly Feminist, Short Stories from Lillith Magazine
Mondays at 10:00am
Sept. 11, 18 Oct. 2, 16, 23, 30 Nov. 13, 20, 27 Dec. 4 Make Up Class if needed Dec. 11
Taught by Rabbi Elana Kanter
$250.00
Description
Hot off the press, Frankly Feminist is a collection of short stories that have appeared over the years in Lillith Magazine. We’ll continue to enjoy this wonderful book.
Date – Story/Author/Page
- 9/11 – Max’s Mom Goes to Camp/J. Zimmer/39.
- 9/18 – Her Daughter’s Boyfriends/P. Jackson/46.
- 10/2- 1919: At the Connecticut Shore/J. Lazarre/63.
- 10/16 – The Curiosa Section/H. Goldman/69.
- 10/23 – Wedding Photographers Assistant/I. Stanger-Ross/81.
- 10/30 – Road Kill/M. Sivan/99.
- 11/13 Probabilities/E.Edelglass/109.
- 11/20- Sound Effects/M. Ruby/116.
- 11/27 – The A-Train to Scotland/E. Umansky/123.
- 12/4 – The Woman Who Lost Her Names/N. Rapoport/300.
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