Hemchand Gossai

Biography

Hemchand Gossai holds a PhD and has served as Associate Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences at Northern Virginia Community College. Gossai previously served as Director of Religious Studies and Professor of Religious Studies at Georgia Southern University. Gossai's books include Take Heart (2022), The Hebrew Prophets after the Shoah (2014), and Power and Marginality in the Abraham Narrative - Second Edition (2010).

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Asher’s Eye

Fiction

“Dudley weaves an enchanting midrashic narrative of the struggles of life in exile, where longing for home and a sense of divine abandonment are woven into every moment. All who read this novel will be touched by the universal themes of belonging, family, and one’s calling in life. Set in the Babylonian exile, Asher’s Eye has a particular currency, where hope finds its truest form in the midst of fear, violence, and otherness. This is a story for all ages!”

Joel and the Egyptian Cat

Fiction

“In this novel filled with biblical allusions and fantasy imagination, Dudley weaves a tale of thrilling wonder that sweeps the reader into a land of dreams where transformation and hope, forgiveness and redemption are all interwoven. In this poignant storytelling at its best, three generations embrace the goodness and grace of each other . . . . It is a tale for every parent and child.”

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