Chaim Potok has written the following novels:

Potok's Comments

This ia a Potok lecture that reveals his own analysis of his novels.


The Chosen, 1967


The Promise,1969


My Name is Asher Lev, 1972


In the Beginning, 1975


The Book of Lights, 1981


Davita's Harp, 1985


The Gift of Asher Lev, 1990


I Am the Clay, 1992

Old Men at Midnight, 2001 (3 novellas)

 

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Short Storie s

 

The Seven of the Address

 

Winter's Tales: New Series 8, Robin Baird-Smith, Ed.
St. Martin's, May 17, 1993

Ilana Davita Chandal arrives in Jerusalem to make a presentation at a conference and seeks out a friend to visit over the weekend. Het cijfer zeven (The Seven of the Address), 1990, Netherlands

 

Zebra

A delightful story about a boy and a Vietnam veteran, each dealing with disabilities, was printed in the Philadelphia Inquirer on November 27, 1994. Zebra will be the title story in a new publication entitled "Zebra and other stories" due for publication in 1998.

I am seeking permission from the Philadelphia Inquirer to make the story available through this website. If a copy of the story is unavailable to you from the Inquirer write to me at William@Allen.net and I will send you a copy for professional use.

 

 

Novellas

 

The Trope Teacher

TriQuarterly, Spring 1998 Ilana Davita Chandal again appears in a fascinating story.

Two Novellas

European readers have seen two novellas that will be published in English at some time in the future.
1993: Het Kanaal (The Canal), Netherlands
1995: The Golem's Hand, Italy

Three Novellas

Three Novellas are bundled together as Old Men at Midnight. Davita is the thread that ties the novellas together.

 

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