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Of her brothers, I.B. Singer (known as Bashevis in Yiddish) moved to New York and became the Yiddish writer best known to non-Yiddish readers, garnering a multitude of translations and a Nobel Prize for Literature in 1978.

Esther Kreitman. 2009

You've even been described as "Isaac Bashevis Singer on crack."

Nathan Englander - An interview with author 2010

Evoking Sholem Aleichem, S.Y. Agnon, Isaac Bashevis Singer and all of the other great Jewish storytellers, Jonathon Keats reminds us that Jewish storytelling is alive and well.

Lit Fest ‘09 Update: Traditional Jewish Folklore Gets an Image Makeover from author Jonathon Keats « The Blog at 16th and Q 2009

Second, Isaac Bashevis Singer's "The Manor" (1967) and "The Estate" (1969), both masterpieces.

Twelve Months of Reading 2011

Grant, some writers better known at the time for their science fiction such as Joe Haldeman, Lisa Tuttle, and Edward Bryant, and mainstream writers such Isaac Bashevis Singer, Joyce Carol Oates (who has since become pretty famous for a dark fiction as well as her mainstream output), Edward Gorey.

MIND MELD: The Forgotten Books of SF/F/H 2009

Your debut short story collection, For the Relief of Unbearable Urges, was a national bestseller in hardcover and paperback, winner of the PEN/Malamud award, and drew comparisons to Anton Chekhov and Isaac Bashevis Singer.

Nathan Englander - An interview with author 2010

Gunnar Brusewitz, the artist provides a description of the diploma he made for Isaac Bashevis Singer

The Nobel Prize Diplomas 2010

Writer Isaac Bashevis Singer helped popularize folk tales about the foolish men of Chelm, a city in Poland.

Michael Giltz: Theater: "Shlemiel The First" Klezmer Musical Sings But What's With The Restraint? Michael Giltz 2011

When I was approached by the Royal Academy, I was advised to benefit from the speech given by Isaac Bashevis Singer, the 1978 Literature Laureate, who started with: "People ask me often, 'Why do you write in a dying language, Yiddish?'"

Ada E. Yonath - Banquet Speech 2009

“I don't know—do you think Isaac Bashevis Singer—”

Beer Pong With the Nobel Prize Winners Con Chapman 2011