Delphine Horvilleur was ordained in America, as there was no possibility to study in France as a woman, and is the leader of the Liberal Jewish Movement of France. Her writings have appeared in the Washington Post and Haaretz. She lives in Paris.Lisa Appignanesi OBE FRSL is an award-winning author of non-fiction and novels. Her latest work is the memoir Everyday Madness: On Grief, Anger, Loss and Love. She has also worked on several translations and was a winner of the Scott Moncrieff Prize. She was chair of the Booker International Prize 2017.

“A balm for mind and spirit. Appignanesi creates an admirable English version of Horvilleur’s style: learned without sounding stuffy; conversational, but not informal.”

Delphine Horvilleur was ordained in America, as there was no possibility to study in France as a woman, and is the leader of the Liberal Jewish Movement of France. Her writings have appeared in the Washington Post and Haaretz. She lives in Paris.Lisa Appignanesi OBE FRSL is an award-winning author of non-fiction and novels. Her latest work is the memoir Everyday Madness: On Grief, Anger, Loss and Love. She has also worked on several translations and was a winner of the Scott Moncrieff Prize. She was chair of the Booker International Prize 2017.

“A balm for mind and spirit. Appignanesi creates an admirable English version of Horvilleur’s style: learned without sounding stuffy; conversational, but not informal.”

Delphine Horvilleur was ordained in America, as there was no possibility to study in France as a woman, and is the leader of the Liberal Jewish Movement of France. Her writings have appeared in the Washington Post and Haaretz. She lives in Paris.Lisa Appignanesi OBE FRSL is an award-winning author of non-fiction and novels. Her latest work is the memoir Everyday Madness: On Grief, Anger, Loss and Love. She has also worked on several translations and was a winner of the Scott Moncrieff Prize. She was chair of the Booker International Prize 2017.

“A balm for mind and spirit. Appignanesi creates an admirable English version of Horvilleur’s style: learned without sounding stuffy; conversational, but not informal.”