“What’s the big deal,” said Emma. “It’s only an old diary.”
Alizah Teitelbaum
I'm a writer, teacher, and actress; I'm a fiction editor for sassonmag.com ********** I teach kids and adults to write, act, sing, dance, and make puppets.******** I labor in workshops with fellow writers.******** I wrote an original kosher soap opera for Aviva Productions, which they still haven’t used.******** My stories and articles have appeared in Ami Magazine, Hamodia, Mishpacha, The Lakewood Shopper, and secular publications; one got first prize at the Moondance Film Festival.******** I acted in three films (Tel Aviv, New York, Boston), including Rama Burshtein’s award winning film, “Fill the Void” [the part was cut out but it's a good film anyway] ******** I wrote and directed original plays in Israel and New York.******** I wrote and directed two films at a youth club in New York. One was screened at Lincoln Center.******** I’m a grandmother and live on a mirage in the Negev Desert.
Recent articles by Alizah Teitelbaum
Eight Kids, Eight Lights, by Alizah Teitelbaum
You are going to hate me for this: Just because of some lousy seaweed you leave your husband to make Shabbos alone in the middle of winter, with no clue where to find his wife and children.
The Secret Notebook Under the Chicken Coop, Chapter Three, by Alizah Teitelbaum
None of Cynthia’s friends came from such a crazy home.
The Secret Notebook Under the Chicken Coop, Chapter Two, by Alizah Teitelbaum
“It’s a permit to bulldoze my chicken coop,” said Dad. “The Mayor signed it.”
The Secret Notebook Under the Chicken Coop, Chapter One, by Alizah Teitelbaum
Grandma had a secret treasure, and she kept it buried in the dirt under the chicken wire somewhere, and that’s where she kept all her secrets, plus the addresses of her special friends.
Outdated, Chapter 9, Part 2, by Nathan Wolff
Joe huffed. “How fast do you want me to get married?”
Outdated, Chapter Nine, Part One, by Nathan Wolff
“I can be objective,” Joe declared, standing up straight.
Keep Quiet and Don’t Freak Out, by Alizah Teitelbaum
After Shabbat, the nightmare started.
Keep Quiet and Don’t Freak Out, by Alizah Teitelbaum
Or maybe G-d was getting us ready for something fantastic.
Eli and the Magic Mercedes, Chapter One, by Alizah Teitelbaum
And then they squeezed into the car.
Boom! by Alizah Teitelbaum
Frieda’s roof, with the hundred cinder blocks piled on top, wobbled in the wind. This scared her.
Stay on the Good Path! by Alizah Teitelbaum
Eli feels he’s choking; it’s too much; it’s not him.
Get used to it
Are we doomed to a world that’s all sweetness and light?
The Taming of Wolf: A Fable
The Damsel Naturally, since the disastrous incident, Abba wouldn’t let her out of his sight. But Ita had changed. All week during Hanukkah she did not once doze off as in previous years; this time she stared long and hard into the flames until they flickered out. She felt the light healing her soul and Read more
Happy is the Eye that Saw the Singers
“How long will you sleep, O Lazybones?” I woke up with a start; it was five in the morning and my cousin Levi was practicing Perek Shira, The Song of the Universe, with the rooster and the dog in our backyard. From the sound of it, Levi had the song all memorized, but the animals Read more