Can I hear from you?


Dear Reader,

 I am glad you stopped by and that you have heard of my book.

 Please be in touch by visiting (and liking) my Facebook page

 https://www.facebook.com/Pater-My-Father-My-Judaism-My-Childlessness-927232393986393/

 or email me at this address

 pater.amemoir@gmail.com

 I am happy to discuss my book at book clubs via Skype or in person.

 What is my book about? Lots of things...

 Childlessness from a man's perspective 
Jewish childlessness
fatherlessness
Second Generation Holocaust
Lower East Side
Father-son relationships
Healing
Spirituality
Laughter 

 It is not just my story. 
Elliot Jager
Jerusalem, Israel

 Buy the book from Amazon.

Buy the book from Book Depository

Jerusalem's Pomeranz Books
Be'eri 5 Street phone 02-623-5559
Just around the corner from the First Knesset (soon to be museum) on King George Street 






Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Jerusalem Launch Monday February 8, 2016 in dialogue with Start Up Nation author Saul Singer Moreshet Avraham Rechov Adam 22 East Talpiot 18:30

Image
c ontact information:   pater.amemoir@gmail.com This page last updated Feb 2, 2016 Jerusalem Book Launch & Sale Monday February 8, 2016  Elliot Jager in dialogue  with Start Up Nation author  Saul Singer  Moreshet Avraham Rechov  Adam 22  East Talpiot 18:30 For the latest news on  THE PATER please visit our   Facebook page  https://www.facebook.com/Pater-My-Father-My-Judaism-My-Childlessness-927232393986393/ JEWISH BOOK WEEK LONDON Be Fruitful and Multiply  Elliot Jager in dialogue with Simon Hattenstone of The Guardian Sunday, 21 February 2016 - 11:00am  Location: St Pancras Price: £6.50  In his provocative book The Pater , Elliot Jager tackles a near-taboo topic:  the Orthodox Jewish attitude towards infertility and what it feels like to be a childless Jewish man.  In conversation with Guardian journalist Simon Hattenstone he also grapp...
Read more

'Elder Orphans' Are Childless Boomers who Have no one to Look After Them in old age

Some 25 percent of Americans 65 or older could find themselves "elder orphans," according to a report in Psych Central . These are people who have no family support to fall back upon when they run into health problems leaving them to deal with the medical and social service system on their own. " We have a sense that this will be a growing population as society ages and life expectancy increases, and our government and society need to prepare how to advocate for this population,” said physician Maria Torroella Carney, chief of geriatric and palliative medicine at the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System. "There is potentially no structure to address this population as this population is hidden right before us," said Carney. "Our goal is to highlight that this is a vulnerable population that's likely to increase, and we need to determine what community, social services, emergency response and educational resources can help them,...
Read more

In Raanana - Metro Tel Aviv Book Launch

Image
The metro Tel Aviv launch of The Pater book will be held at Habayit Shel Benji on Tuesday March 15.  Tel Aviv-based journalist, Algemeiner web editor and Israel Hayom & Jerusalem Post columnist Ruthie Blum will be in conversation with Elliot Jager.   For security reasons, you need to RSVP, so please reserve your seat/s by sending email to pater.amemoir@gmail.com — include your name, cellphone number and names of people attending with you; we will confirm receipt of your email and provide further details. Proceeds from book sales will be donated to Habayit Shel Benji Liberty Barnes, University of Cambridge sociologist & author: "Jager has created a new genre of storytelling. Masterfully weaving together autobiography, genealogy, demography, politics, Bible stories, and interviews, Jager explores the cultural meanings of fatherlessness and childlessness in the notably pro-family context of modern Judaism. With fitting skepticism and good hum...
Read more