About Tamar D. Yellin
From the Particular to the Universal: The Pitfalls of Being a British Jewish Writer
I never intended to become a Jewish writer. That’s an absurd thing to say, of course: I am and always shall be Jewish, and have known I was a writer from the age of seven. What I mean is that … Read More
Perpetual Longing and the Wandering Jew
Yesterday I cited some of my main literary influences but I did not mention one which was crucial to me in the writing of Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes, and that is the German writer W. G. Sebald. Sebald … Read More
You Write What You Read
Tamar D. Yellin is the author of Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes. She is guest-blogging on Jewcy this week, and this is her 3rd post. When I look back over my main literary influences the thing that strikes … Read More
All is Metaphor
Tamar D. Yellin is the author of Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes. She is guest-blogging on Jewcy this week, and this is her 2nd post. Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes is not a book about the ten lost … Read More
Hunting the Tribes
Tamar D. Yellin is the author of Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes. She is guest-blogging on Jewcy this week, and this is her first post. Such are the vicissitudes of writing and publishing, nearly twelve years have passed between … Read More