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This series of fantasies, fact-facing fictions and fables depict differing ways civilised people who wish others no harm can deal with those who oppose us. Some stories are comic, some sadly heartfelt and tragic. Ironic political commentary is intertwined with hilarity, myth with pathos, sci-fi with today's reality. Underpinning all these tales is a determined and humane resistance to the evil threats confronting us today.
This set of stories follow the monumental series of over a hundred in 'Jewish Tales Untold' and 'A Jewish Odyssey'. All address the underlying questions of how to live in an increasingly threatening world with humanity, humor and effective forms of resistance.