Author: By HANNAH BROWN

‘I still have a foot in two worlds. I’m trying to bring those two worlds together, but it remains a struggle,’ said Reuven Fenton, author of the new novel, Goyhood, released by Central Avenue Publishing. The book explores the dichotomy between Orthodox Judaism and secular American life, a contrast that Fenton himself grapples with as an Orthodox New York Post reporter. Known for his crime-focused news stories, Fenton’s debut novel takes a different direction by delving into themes of identity and redemption within the Jewish community. The story follows Mayer Belkin, a yeshiva student from Brooklyn who embarks on a…