1922 First English Edition – Jewish Children by Sholem Aleichem Knopf

Capture the heartwarming essence of Eastern European Jewish life with this scarce 1922 first English-language edition of Jewish Children by Sholem Aleichem (the beloved “Jewish Mark Twain,” whose stories inspired Fiddler on the Roof), translated by Hannah Berman and published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York (copyright 1921, issued January 1922). This poignant collection of short stories tenderly portrays childhood in the shtetl—blending humor, warmth, and cultural depth through tales of holidays, family, and everyday joys and struggles.

Leather Maiden

Cason is a wreck. He drinks too much, hes stalking his ex-girlfriend, and hes wallowing in envy of his successful older brother. To get back on his feet, he takes a job at the local paper, and when he stumbles across his predecessors notes on a cold case murder file, he thinks hes found the thing thatll keep him out of trouble.