From Where I Stand

Three generations of women so focused on moving forward, so quick to push away from one another, that they fail to see the riches of what they have back home.

From Where I Stand explores the challenge of being a mother, the frustration of being a daughter, and the heart-wrenching complexity of being both.

Count to a Thousand

A poignant novel about an American expatriate whose insular life in Israel is shattered by unanticipated events.

J. D. Kirszenbaum (1900-1954): The Lost Generation

Kirszenbaum’s artistic oeuvre is both testament to an entire generation of Eastern European Jewry and an essential part of early twentieth-century European art history.

About the Author

Caroline Goldberg Igra is an author, an art historian, a triathlete, and a mother.

Her first novel, Count to a Thousand, (Mandolin Publishing) was published in 2018. Her creative nonfiction has appeared in many literary journals, including Away JournalMothers Always WritePandemic Journal, and Another Chicago Magazine. She presently blogs for The Times of Israel.

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The Truth behind the Polka Dot: Kusama’s World

The Truth behind the Polka Dot: Kusama’s World

Bold, eye-popping colors; vast fields of polka dots; supersized ceramic flowers and vegetables; peep shows that hurl the viewer first into a Pachinko game, next into a Day-Glo world like that of the Teletubbies; polyptychs, composed of canvases featuring organic...

The Postman never rings twice

The Postman never rings twice

The postman never rings twice. Unless he’s mine. I have my very own postman, and he’s the gold standard. Here’s the story: I recently moved to Tel Aviv, certain that leaving small-town Israel for the big city would mean saying goodbye to friendly exchanges at the...