ON FOREIGN SOIL: TALES OF A WANDERING JEW The book that starts in English and turns to Yiddish. Falk Zolf’s memoir of life in Tsarist Russia as translated by Martin Green. .

A BOY NAMED SUREH: Marty Green's collection of all-new Yiddish song parodies. Selections range from the hilarious to the sublime. Libretto includes Yiddish lyrics with English translations.

THE BALLAD OF MONISH: CD Soundtrack. "Monish" is a Yiddish/English comic operetta based on Peretz's classic ballad. Listen to the Yiddish tale of a fallen prodigy with Marty's razor-sharp translations woven between the lines.

VOICES FROM EASTERN EUROPE: Rabbi Weizman’s Passover Seder. Beautiful chanting of the Passover service in the Polish Ashkenazi nusakh. Also includes selection of traditional Russsian folk songs.

MAYN ZIKHROYNOS: The memoirs of Yekhezkel Kotik as translated by Lucas Bruyn. Spanning latter decades of the 19th century, this book offers a unique perspective on Jewish life in the Pale of Settlement.

THE YESHIVA BOKHUR: Karen Schulz’s depiction of a scene from On Foreign Soil, showing a young Falk Zolf in the throes of awakening turmoil as he is drawn for the first time to the brighter allures of the secular world. Framed or unframed.