Mary Glickman

Nov 5, 2024 | ajc.com | Leah Tyler |Mary Glickman

“Ain’t No Grave” begins as a heartwarming tale of forbidden love between the son of a Jewish shop owner and daughter of a Black sharecropper. But Mary Glickman’s sixth novel quickly evolves into a fascinating retelling of a horrific event in Georgia’s history, the 1915 lynching of Jewish American businessman Leo Frank.

Jul 9, 2024 | ajc.com | Mary Glickman

In 1915, as Leo Frank’s corpse dangled above their heads, the brightest stars of Georgia’s business and political class celebrated their handiwork. So did farmers and shopkeepers and cooks. The residents of the town of Marietta were unabashedly joyful at the turn of events. They wanted mementos from it. They tore Frank’s nightshirt to shreds to make souvenirs. They picnicked proudly under the hanging tree like gratified terrorists.

May 21, 2024 | jewishbookcouncil.org | Mary Glickman

Review By – May 21, 2024 After years of liv­ing in San Fran­cis­co, writer Jason K. Fried­man pur­chased an apart­ment in Savan­nah, Geor­gia to be near his fam­i­ly. Despite hav­ing grown up there, Fried­man had a com­pli­cat­ed rela­tion­ship with his home­town and knew sur­pris­ing­ly lit­tle about South­ern Jew­ish his­to­ry.

May 4, 2024 | msn.com | Mary Glickman

May 4, 2024 | jpost.com | Mary Glickman

Jews may have a lion’s share of the Nobel Prizes, but I’m beginning to think that the smartest people on Earth are Palestinians. Make that Gazan Palestinians. No, Gazan Palestinian terrorists. Only geniuses could make a proud, strong country like Israel a universal pariah in six short months; Israel, a country full of freedoms and democratic ideals, much admired, armed, educated, and moneyed, courted by even its most powerful Arab neighbors.