Excerpt from Why Eating an Apple is Like Eating the World by Pervin Saket
The following poem appears in our Autumn/Winter 2020 issue.
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Excerpt from Life at Arm’s Length by Michael T. Young
The following poem is part of our special section “Poems About The Pandemic” and appears in our Autumn/Winter 2020 issue.
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Excerpt from Why We Isolate by Choice by Grace de Rond
The following essay appears in our Autumn/Winter 2020 issue.
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Excerpt from Birkat HaBayit: A Woman Is a Bird When by Jen Karetnick
The following poem was the winner of the 2020 Tiferet Writing Contest in poetry. It appears in our Autumn/Winter issue.
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Poems about the Pandemic Preface by Adele Kenny
The Autumn/Winter 2020 issue of Tiferet is now available. The issue features a special section of poems about the Pandemic. Below is the preface...
Excerpt from Nelly by Jeremy Schnotala
The following short story appears in our Spring/Summer 2019 issue. Purchase this issue in digital format to read the rest of Jeremy’s story plus...
Excerpt from Boulevard Saint-Laurent by Julia Y. Knobloch
The following poem appears in our Fall/Winter 2018 issue. The entire single issue is available for purchase in digital format.
At the mountain’s foot live lost Canadians,...
Tif on Faith by Phyllis Barber
The following Tif on Faith was featured in our Fall/Winter 2019 issue.
While a "tiff" is defined as a "petty argument", a "Tif" is anything...
Excerpt from The Spiritual Aspect of Memoir by Camilla Sanderson
The following essay appears in our Spring/Summer 2019 issue. Purchase this issue in print or digital format to read the rest of Camilla’s story...
Excerpt from Questions by Jude Rittenhouse
The following poem appears in our Fall/Winter 2019 issue. Purchase this single issue in print or digital format.
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Who are we? Really?
Are we more like trees, fulfilling dreams
of acorns...