Songs for the Butcher's Daughter

Songs for the Butcher's Daughter, a award-winning novel, traces the intertwined lives of a young man and a 90-something Russian immigrant claiming to be America's last Yiddish poet. Spanning major moments of the 20th century—from revolutionary Russia to New York’s Lower East Side and Baltimore—the story explores themes of faith, language, and identity through the lens of friendship, love, and storytelling. Narrated by two poets, the novel offers a warm, insightful journey into how words and hope can endure despite loss and change.