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Rabbi Meir Poppers’ efforts to free a Jewish family trapped in a time bubble are blocked by rivals, ancient spells, and his own self-doubt. When Meir finally reaches the family, will his Jewish magic be enough to rescue them from their eternal prison?
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The Louisville Book Festival is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization founded in 2018 to celebrate and promote the love and the benefits of reading, writing, and literacy. We believe that literacy is a fundamental human right and that there is power and purpose in bringing books to life every day of the year. We celebrate books and use them to highlight and grow the resilient culture of our vibrant city, as well as to encourage and elevate our creative thinking as a community.
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Sheryl Stahl discusses The Magic Maker with author Mickey Dubrow on her podcast Nice Jewish Books
One is specifically designed to take lives, and the other is specifically designed to save them.
For Christian nationalists, Christianity is less a religion than part of their white identity.
For over thirty years, Mickey Dubrow wrote television promos, marketing presentations, and scripts for various clients including Cartoon Network, TNT Latin America, and HGTV. His short stories and essays have appeared in Prime Number Magazine, The Good Men Project, The Signal Mountain Review, Full Grown People, and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency. His first novel, American Judas, won the 2024 American Legacy Book Award in the category of Science Fiction: Parallel Universe/Alternative History. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife, author Jessica Handler.
Oct 11, 2025
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Kentucky International Convention Center
The Louisville Book Festival is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization founded in 2018 to celebrate and promote the love and the benefits of reading, writing, and literacy. We believe that literacy is a fundamental human right and that there is power and purpose in bringing books to life every day of the year. We celebrate books and use them to highlight and grow the resilient culture of our vibrant city, as well as to encourage and elevate our creative thinking as a community.
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Jan 22, 2026
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John C. Campbell Folk School, One Folk School Road, Brasstown, NC 28902
Do you have an idea for a novel or memoir but aren’t sure how to get started? Turn inspiration into written pages using practical techniques for developing plot, scene, character, and dialogue. We will write together with guided prompts, enjoy read-alouds of our work, and discuss published examples. An overview of the publishing landscape and tips to keep you writing will close out our time together. Join me and Jessica Handler for a weekend of writing inspiration!
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