Laurel Snyder
Laurel Snyder is a contributing editor to KtB, the editor of Half/Life: Jew-ish Tales from Interfaith Homes, and the author of a poetry collection, The Myth of the Simple Machines. She’s also written several books for children, including the forthcoming title, Baxter, the Pig Who Wanted to Be Kosher. She lives online at LaurelSnyder.com.
Recent Posts by Laurel
I Laughed When I Saw Him, in Spite of Myself
Learning to lie to your kids.
After the Bus Wreck
In which a half-Jew slaps some sensibility into would-be converters by encouraging worst-case scenarios.
Exoneration Blues
A call from Crappy Ex-boyfriend spurs a crisis of faith.
Forgiving
An open apology to Sarah Palin. Really.
A Slut for Faith
Leaving God at the altar, and other tips for marital bliss.
When We Were Ambiguous
The almost-breaking point of Will Oldham.
To Pardon All Our Fucking Iniquities
A half-Jew writes her own Yom Kippur prayer.