By Chauncey MabeIf Harold Kushner had been a literary critic instead of a rabbi, he might have asked, “Why do bad books happen to good writers?” And if Leo Tolstoy had also been a critic, he might have answered, “All good books are alike, while every bad book goes bad in its own way.”These bloody thoughts are occasioned by Henning Mankel and Jim Crace, novelists … [Read more...]