Alyssa Quint is a writer based in New York City, USA. She is a Visiting Fellow at Yeshiva University, USA and Associate Editor at Tablet Magazine. She is the author of The Rise of the Modern Yiddish Theater (2019), a finalist for the National Jewish Book Award and a finalist for the Jordan Schnitzer Award. She is also the editor of two forthcoming volumes on the Yiddish theater - Women on the Yiddish Stage and Avrom Goldfaden’s Shulamis: a Critical Edition. She is a contributing editor of the online Digital Yiddish Theater Project and a curator of a number of exhibits at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research where she served as senior scholar for many years.

• Introduction - Alyssa Quint, Yeshiva University, USA1. The Chained Widow (Di agune) by Maria Lerner, translated by Elya Piazza2. One of Those (Eyne fun yene) by Paula Prilutski, translated by Allen Lewis Rickman3. Sonya Itselson by Lena Brown, translated by Miro MniewskiIndex

Alyssa Quint is a writer based in New York City, USA. She is a Visiting Fellow at Yeshiva University, USA and Associate Editor at Tablet Magazine. She is the author of The Rise of the Modern Yiddish Theater (2019), a finalist for the National Jewish Book Award and a finalist for the Jordan Schnitzer Award. She is also the editor of two forthcoming volumes on the Yiddish theater - Women on the Yiddish Stage and Avrom Goldfaden’s Shulamis: a Critical Edition. She is a contributing editor of the online Digital Yiddish Theater Project and a curator of a number of exhibits at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research where she served as senior scholar for many years.

• Introduction - Alyssa Quint, Yeshiva University, USA1. The Chained Widow (Di agune) by Maria Lerner, translated by Elya Piazza2. One of Those (Eyne fun yene) by Paula Prilutski, translated by Allen Lewis Rickman3. Sonya Itselson by Lena Brown, translated by Miro MniewskiIndex

Alyssa Quint is a writer based in New York City, USA. She is a Visiting Fellow at Yeshiva University, USA and Associate Editor at Tablet Magazine. She is the author of The Rise of the Modern Yiddish Theater (2019), a finalist for the National Jewish Book Award and a finalist for the Jordan Schnitzer Award. She is also the editor of two forthcoming volumes on the Yiddish theater - Women on the Yiddish Stage and Avrom Goldfaden’s Shulamis: a Critical Edition. She is a contributing editor of the online Digital Yiddish Theater Project and a curator of a number of exhibits at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research where she served as senior scholar for many years.

• Introduction - Alyssa Quint, Yeshiva University, USA1. The Chained Widow (Di agune) by Maria Lerner, translated by Elya Piazza2. One of Those (Eyne fun yene) by Paula Prilutski, translated by Allen Lewis Rickman3. Sonya Itselson by Lena Brown, translated by Miro MniewskiIndex