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His parents are searching for God
He is the collateral damage
A darkly comic coming-of-age novel about religion, migration, identity
and the inheritance of exile.
The Wandering Jewboy is a darkly comic coming-of-age novel about religion, migration, and the inheritance of exile.
Dragged across continents and belief systems by truth-seeking parents and shadowed by a broken-nosed stranger who may (or may not) be immortal, a Jewish boy grows up chasing revelation while inheriting dislocation and sunburn.
Blending satire with quiet wonder, it traces his unraveling as he learns what it means to be a wanderer in other people’s promised lands.
 — Gail Noble-Sanderson, author of The Meuse Trilogy“A compelling and unexpected read that kept me up through the night and left me wanting more after I turned the last page.” | Judy Lev, author of Bethlehem Road“A frolicking pilgrimage marked by warm intelligence, where humour and heartbreak collide. From the first page, I couldn’t resist Giles’ style.” | Cover-png-(light-blue) |
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