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Jul. 28th, 2010 08:56 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rhuI don't usually do this, but:
Why there is no Jewish Narnia from the Jewish Review of Books.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sethg_prime and mabfan mentioned this to me.
In that same discussion, and mentioned in that article, was Hagar Yanai and her series, including Halivyatan mi-Bavel ("The Leviathan of Babylon") and its sequel Hamayim she-bein ha-Olamot ("The Water Between the Worlds"). Both are only available in Hebrew, apparently, but are supposed to be excellent fantasy literature set in an alternate history in which Babylon never fell.
Now that I'm chair of the CST Library committee,sdavido recommended that I look into joining The Association of Jewish Libraries.
I need to double-check some instances of sh'va in my siddur.
Why there is no Jewish Narnia from the Jewish Review of Books.
sethg_prime and mabfan mentioned this to me.In that same discussion, and mentioned in that article, was Hagar Yanai and her series, including Halivyatan mi-Bavel ("The Leviathan of Babylon") and its sequel Hamayim she-bein ha-Olamot ("The Water Between the Worlds"). Both are only available in Hebrew, apparently, but are supposed to be excellent fantasy literature set in an alternate history in which Babylon never fell.
Now that I'm chair of the CST Library committee,
sdavido recommended that I look into joining The Association of Jewish Libraries.I need to double-check some instances of sh'va in my siddur.