I love finding out about Jewish books, films and other artwork that I might not have otherwise heard about. In the UK's Guardian their is a review of a post World War II novel by Edward Lewis Wallant called "The Tenants of Moonbloom". How could this not be interesting?

I've never heard of the author before, but apparently he only wrote 4 novels, one of which was "The Pawnbroker" which was made into a movie with Rod Stieger. I'd heard of the movie, although I've never seen the whole thing.