Poetry Videos:
"Upstairs the Eulogy, Downstairs the Rummage Sale"
Poems:
"Conjoined Twins" in Cider Press Review
"2AM, and the Rabbinical Students Stand in
Their Bathrobes" analyzed on Poetry Unbound
"What About the Here and Now?" in TriQuarterly
"There Is Only One Story" and "Hearing Roy Orbison in a Mikvah in Salem, MA"
in The Mid-Atlantic Review
"At the Request of the Organization for Jewish Prisoners"
in The Sun Magazine
"Cleaning Out Zaide's Apartment" in The Sun Magazine
"After Our Wedding" on The Writer's Almanac
"Prayer" in New York Times Sunday Magazine
"Exile for the Sake of Redemption" in The Sun Magazine
Prose:
"Poets are Purim Jews," an essay in which Yehoshua
draws on Chassidic theology to help explain
contemporary poetry's obsession with the ordinary.
Yehoshua's "Foreword" to the anthology
101 Jewish Poems for the Third Millennium
featured in Tikkun.
an essay in which Yehoshua draws on Chassidic thought
to suggest poetry and prayer
stand worlds apart from one another.
“And I Will Dwell Amongst Them, Amongst Each One:
The Individual Life as a Sanctuary in the Poetry
of Yehuda Amichai," a personal essay
featured on the Best American Poetry blog.
“Come, My Beloved, to Greet the Bride,” a personal essay
on a 16th Century Kabbalistic poem,
featured in Harvard Divinity Bulletin.