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Isaac Bashevis Singer’s Truth-Telling

For those who know Singer only through his uncanny fiction, ‘Old Truths and New Cliché’ is a welcome opportunity to burrow inside the mind of the Yiddish master.

Isaac Bashevis Singer, left, and the future editor of the Sun, Seth Lipsky, then with the Wall Street Journal, at Wengen, Switzerland, 1984. Private collection of Seth Lipsky
A.R. HOFFMAN
A.R. HOFFMAN

‘Old Truths and New Cliché: Essays by Isaac Bashevis Singer’
By Isaac Bashevis Singer, Edited by David Stromberg
Princeton University Press, 248 pages

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A.R. HOFFMAN
A.R. HOFFMAN

Mr. Hoffman is an associate editor of the Sun, where he covers politics and culture. He holds a PhD from Harvard and a law degree from Stanford.

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