Agenda

The Golem, by Isaac Bashevis Singer

Meeting of reading group, lead by Joan Cardona

Jewish narrative club in collaboration with the Carles Rahola Library.

When Rabbi Leib builds a golem to save his people, he cannot imagine the power that the mud statue will get. Out of the inanimate matter has emerged a terrible creature impossible to control. How to manage a huge giant whose will will escape its creator?

Isaac Bashevis Singer (1902-1991) was an American Jewish writer of Polish origin who in 1978 received the Nobel Prize for Literature for his "passionate narrative art with which, with roots framed in a Jewish-Polish cultural tradition, he has described universal human conditions of life."

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