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JANUARY ISSUE 2026 ~ NEW MEXICO JEWISH JOURNAL ~ Tevet, 5786 ~ view in browser

In our January issue, we have brand-new articles from writers both new and familiar, alongside features from December you might have missed during our campaign's peripatetic postings. Scroll down to see all the event flyers from our dedicated Community Supporter advertisers - please do click on them so

No One Came to Taos to Be Jewish or The book you weren’t looking for but are glad you found

By Corinne Joy Brown No One Came to Taos to Be Jewish By Bruce Grossman Nighthawk Press 2022 Amazon.com Op Cit Bookstore Taos Softcover $14.95 For those of us who came of age in the sixties and seventies, you might remember that an entire population known as the

Roberta Grossman: Making Sense of the Moment, Ruffling Feathers, Creating Conversations

by Colette Freedman It is a complicated time to be a Jewish woman right now. There is so much contemporary anti-Jewish rhetoric both from the left and from the right that it is hard to know where to feel safe. Last month, I was wearing my Star of David necklace

Lost in a Labyrinth of Confusion: Where the North Ends — At Last

by Carl Montoya I approached Where the North Ends with much anticipation. The premise — a time-traveling narrative connecting the contemporary period to pre-Pueblo Revolt New Mexico — promised an ambitious blend of historical fiction and mysticism reminiscent of Carlos Castaneda's work. Unfortunately, the execution left me frustrated and struggling

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JANUARY ISSUE 2026 ~ NEW MEXICO JEWISH JOURNAL ~ Tevet, 5786 ~ view in browser

No One Came to Taos to Be Jewish or The book you weren’t looking for but are glad you found

Roberta Grossman: Making Sense of the Moment, Ruffling Feathers, Creating Conversations

Lost in a Labyrinth of Confusion: Where the North Ends — At Last