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JEWS ON THE MOON (THE FOUR BOOKS OF JEWS ON THE MOON Book 1) Kindle Edition
The Key is one thing. Even more importantly, what is the Mystery?
To Newman,the Universe proves to be far weirder, far whackier, and the children of Israel far stranger than anything he could have imagined.
JEWS ON THE MOON is also an autobiography.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJuly 24, 2012
- File size537 KB
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- ASIN : B008OWGFSW
- Publisher : Kiki Firefly Press (July 24, 2012)
- Publication date : July 24, 2012
- Language : English
- File size : 537 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 296 pages
- Page numbers source ISBN : 1482638622
- Best Sellers Rank: #3,534,133 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #5,989 in Humorous Literary Fiction
- #232,534 in Literary Fiction (Books)
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Customers find the book entertaining and humorous. They describe it as a light, enjoyable read with an engaging prose style. Readers praise the good concept and clever writing style.
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Customers enjoy the humor in the book. They find it clever, well-written, and entertaining. The book is described as a comic phantasmagoria intermixed with burlesques of popular culture.
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"...rarest of novels, one that manages to be sage, ridiculous and very entertaining all at the same time. Even the title is hilarious...." Read more
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"a little far fetched but very clever and well written...it made me laugh out loud...great light reading with a punch...enjoy" Read more
Customers find the book engaging and insightful. They describe it as a great read that invites the reader in without restriction. Readers mention it's part autobiography, part metaphysical, and an interplanetary road trip.
"...if we choose, all be Jewish, and in being so, immeasurably gladden, enrich, and sanctify our lives, whoever and wherever we may be...." Read more
"I thought it was an interesting book but quite strange and I'm not sure intelligible to most people...." Read more
"Jews on the Moon is that rarest of novels, one that manages to be sage, ridiculous and very entertaining all at the same time...." Read more
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Customers enjoy the writing style. They find it well-written with an engaging prose and humor. The book is described as easy to read and a great gift idea.
"...Stephen Geller understands that essential truth: an engaging prose style plus a spoonful of humor helps the philosophy go down...." Read more
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"...Geller writes with extraordinary brio and with at least three of the qualities Calvino in Six Memos for the Next Millennium considered..." Read more
"a little far fetched but very clever and well written...it made me laugh out loud...great light reading with a punch...enjoy" Read more
Customers enjoy the concept of the book. They find it clever and well-written, though some feel it's overdone. The novel is described as dazzling and part autobiography.
"Good concept, but over-done. Philosophy, religion, puns, who's a Jew. It started to drag early, and was a challenge to finish." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2015This is a very funny book. I was unaware that it is possible to fart wistfully, but I deem it salubrious and intend to cultivate the practice henceforth.
This is a very sad book. I found it painful to be reminded of how so many performing Jews have thought it professionally expedient to goyify their names in order to gain acceptance by an alien culture that values them for their exceptional intelligence, wit, and joyfulness while hating them for their obvious superiority in those same qualities.
This is a very profound book. Newman Fears bounces about the Solar System willy nilly in search of the secret of the Jews and finds that secret closely guarded by threat of extermination, but he nonetheless persists. What he finds, in a most unlikely place, is that what actually defines a Jew is far narrower than what most people think, but that Jewishness is far more inclusive than most people realize. He also finds that the lack of Jewishness that characterizes most gentiles is an affliction imposed on them by hegemons that robs them of their God nature and their sense of holiness and divinity. That appalling deprivation is the root of the jealous envy and abiding hatred in which gentile society holds its sacred Jewish bretheren.
For this reader, the take-home message in Jews on the Moon is that whether or not we are actually Jews in the narrow sense, we can, if we choose, all be Jewish, and in being so, immeasurably gladden, enrich, and sanctify our lives, whoever and wherever we may be.
David Bennett Laing (author of Beautyworld and Eustacia's Secret: A Love Story)
- Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2014I thought it was an interesting book but quite strange and I'm not sure intelligible to most people. I cannot imagine most non-Jews understanding much of what was written and I'm certain they would not see what the book is about.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2012Jews on the Moon is that rarest of novels, one that manages to be sage, ridiculous and very entertaining all at the same time. Even the title is hilarious. An additional plus, it goes down as easy as a cool dry martini. The best in literature invites the reader in without restriction. You don't need a PhD to love Jane Austin, Dickens, Flannery O'Connor and Hemingway. Stephen Geller understands that essential truth: an engaging prose style plus a spoonful of humor helps the philosophy go down. Buy this book, read it and if you don't laugh out loud and love it perhaps it's time to reexamine your priorities. I greatly look forward to the next three volumes of this intriguing tetralogy.
- Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2012Normally I shy away from books over 200 pages. Once I started reading JEWS ON THE MOON, I read the 300+ pages of book 1 every evening late into the night. I was enchanted by its view of our world interpreted with such finely tuned perception as it flows into the incredible world that the author invites one to see, feel & be renewed
by its future reality..... The knowledge & sheer intelligence of the writing provokes one to seriously consider undertaking a journey into the worlds this opens up, that we need not be mired by the dull one dimensional world that we often accept out of convenience & fear.
- Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2013Good concept, but over-done. Philosophy, religion, puns, who's a Jew. It started to drag early, and was a challenge to finish.
- Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2013It is extremely rare for me to not finish a book I've started, but this one had to go. I got through a couple of chapters and realized it wasn't worth wasting my time on.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2012Jews on the Moon is a dazzling novel, part autobiography, part metaphysical and interplanetary road trip, a comic phantasmagoria intermixed with pitch-perfect burlesques of popular culture, and a quest for the answer to a single question: what is the key to the mystery of the Jews? Geller writes with extraordinary brio and with at least three of the qualities Calvino in Six Memos for the Next Millennium considered indispensable for fiction: lightness, quickness, and multiplicity. Highly recommended.
- Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2013a little far fetched but very clever and well written...it made me laugh out loud...great light reading with a punch...enjoy