Bel Kaufman has died. Her maternal grandfather was Sholem Aleichem. Her other grandfather was my great-great-uncle—my great-great-grandfather's older brother, Jacob Kaufman. She was still teaching at 100, writing at 101. I grew up knowing about her, but I never read any of her Yiddish stories, only the famous novel. It's a good novel.
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- 1: When you go to hell, I'll go there with you, too
- 2: Perform the ritual that puts me in the part
- 3: And then we shall dance on your graves
- 4: Wish they'd drop the knife in the peep-show parking lot
- 5: It's morphogenesis
- 6: Finally, time to write the book on you
- 7: I'll never see my mom's guitar again
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