The Meshugene Effect: A Memoir of Loss, Remembering, and Hunches, is an irreverent exploration of grief, Jewish identity, and the uncanny hunches that lead people to rediscover their heritage—hunches that, more often than not, turn out to be right.

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* The title of the book contains a Yiddish word that translates to the no doubt fraught English word “crazy”. However, “meshugene” is used here as a direct quote and in a contextualized and non-stigmatizing way.