Poetry Videos:

"Baal Teshuvas at the Mikvah"

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"Upstairs the Eulogy, Downstairs the Rummage Sale"

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"One of the Few Jews"

 

Poems:

"Conjoined Twins" in Cider Press Review

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"2AM, and the Rabbinical Students Stand in

Their Bathrobes" analyzed on Poetry Unbound

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"What About the Here and Now?" in TriQuarterly

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"There Is Only One Story" and "Hearing Roy Orbison in a Mikvah in Salem, MA"

in The Mid-Atlantic Review

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"At the Request of the Organization for Jewish Prisoners" 

in The Sun Magazine

 

"Cleaning Out Zaide's Apartment" in The Sun Magazine

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​​​​"After Our Wedding" on The Writer's Almanac

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"Prayer" in New York Times Sunday Magazine

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​Prose:

"Poets are Purim Jews," an essay in which Yehoshua 

draws on Chassidic theology to help explain 

contemporary poetry's obsession with the ordinary.

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Yehoshua's "Foreword" to the anthology

101 Jewish Poems for the Third Millennium 

featured in Tikkun.  

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“And I Will Dwell Amongst Them, Amongst Each One: 

The Individual Life as a Sanctuary in the Poetry

of Yehuda Amichai," 

a personal essay featured on the Best American Poetry blog. 

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“Come, My Beloved, to Greet the Bride,” a personal essay

on a 16th Century Kabbalistic poem,

featured in Harvard Divinity Bulletin.

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