Tom Teicholz

Tom Teicholz is a contributor to Forbes and The Huffington Post.

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If It’s Tuesday, This Must Be Auschwitz: On Jerry Stahl’s “Nein, Nein, Nein! One Man’s Tale of Depression, Psychic Torment, and a Bus Tour of the Holocaust”
Tom Teicholz reviews Jerry Stahl’s new memoir “Nein, Nein, Nein! One Man’s Tale of Depression, Psychic Torment, and a Bus Tour of the Holocaust.”
Tom TeicholzSep 1, 2022
- Around the World
- Memoir & Essay
Who Killed Orchestral Music?
Tom Teicholz turns his ear to “The War on Music: Reclaiming the 20th Century” by John Mauceri.
Tom TeicholzJun 29, 2022
- Music
A Day at the Beach: On Jon Bradshaw’s “The Ocean Is Closed”
A collection of journalistic pieces from the Pleistocene Era when print magazines ruled the earth.
Tom TeicholzJul 11, 2021
- Nonfiction
Adventures Among the Orthodox
Two new books explore the richness and strangeness of life among Orthodox Jews.
Tom TeicholzMay 14, 2021
- Religion
The Day Begins with “Evening”: A Conversation with Nessa Rapoport
Nessa Rapoport discusses her second novel, a saga about Jewish sisterhood.
Tom TeicholzJan 10, 2021
- Fiction
A Journey to Being: On Seth Greenland’s “A Kingdom of Tender Colors”
An acutely observed, well-written memoir about surviving cancer, generously leavened with humor.
Tom TeicholzSep 19, 2020
- Memoir & Essay
Israel’s Holden Caulfield: On Yair Assulin’s “The Drive”
“The Drive” is a forceful and compelling critique of the role of the military in Israeli society.
Tom TeicholzJul 6, 2020
- Around the World
- Fiction
The Sorrow of Soviet Poetry: On Lev Ozerov’s “Portraits Without Frames”
Tom Teicholz looks at “Portraits Without Frames” by Lev Ozerov.
Tom TeicholzSep 5, 2019
- Around the World
- Poetry

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