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    Rahel and the Golem of Prague
    Rahel and the Golem of Prague
    Rahel and the Golem of Prague
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    Rahel and the Golem of Prague

    By David Del Bourgo

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    A Kabalistic love story:
    Rabbi Loew's golem was brought to life from mud to protect Jews against Christian blood libel. This Jewish Frankenstein was not supposed to have feelings that could get in the way of his lethal obligations. Yet he seems to have fallen for Rahel, the beautiful daughter of the most obscure rabbi in the Prague Ghetto. This combustible combination ignites in a holy fire crackling with divine sparks. If you enjoy this short story, please download "Prague Spring," a mystery/thriller also by David Del Bourgo.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Del Bourgo
    Release dateNov 15, 2011
    ISBN9781465779991
    Rahel and the Golem of Prague
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    David Del Bourgo

    Hadassah Magazine said David Del Bourgo's Prague Spring is "an intelligent novel that has humor as well as pain." David's poems have appeared in numerous journals and anthologized in hardback books. David has also won a number of awards for his screenplays. He is a member of Squaw Writers and California Poets in the Schools. His novel in progress called Shekinah is about post-Abrahamic religions' suppression of women. David also enjoys painting in an Abstract Expressionist style.

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