David Jedeikin·Sep 29Can Historical Fiction Help Us Understand the Middle East?An unlikely wayfinder for the geopolitically perplexed… and a story about a poemA response icon1A response icon1
David Jedeikin·Aug 27My re-imagining of “I Went to an anti-Israel dinner party”A slightly different bit of speculative what-if on this complicated subjectA response icon3A response icon3
David Jedeikin·Jun 29The fate of two queer servicemen secretly in love during World War TwoFor this Pride weekend (and month), some thoughts on those who came before us who could never live their lives out in the open.
David Jedeikin·Jun 11More on The End of Days: A Novel of Flight and ExileThe End of Days is a serialized historical novel about postwar working-class twentysomethings Daniel Brown and Emma Radomsky, childhood…
David Jedeikin·Mar 8A story of flight and exile, set during the harrowing events of 1948The End of Days: A Novel of Flight and Exile
David Jedeikin·Oct 11, 2025A Disneyland Au Revoir: a retrospective of our visits over five years of Leon
David Jedeikin·Oct 1, 2025The Suite Life, By Accident: How our family ended up on a fabulous “mistake fare” cruise adventure
David Jedeikin·Jul 19, 2025Wander the Rainbow is now Rainbow WanderersA response icon1A response icon1
David Jedeikin·Feb 7, 2025What’s really behind the loneliness epidemic and the friendship recession?A deep dive, with clues from my life’s journeyA response icon1A response icon1
InAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)byDavid Jedeikin·Nov 25, 2024The Curious Case of the Overseas ConservativeWhat an unlikely group of thinkers tells us about our interesting times