Aaron Kreuter, author of the new novel Lake Burntshore, discusses his writing with Emma Woodhouse. He delves into the origins of his passion for storytelling and the path that led him to write his novel. Aaron opens up about the inspirations that shaped Lake Burntshore, a coming-of-age story set against the evocative backdrop of a Jewish summer camp. He discusses how his own experiences and observations of camp life informed the novel’s vivid setting and authentic characters, bringing to life the joys, challenges, and complexities of adolescence within a tight-knit community.

A comedic and heartrending novel about a summer of momentous change at a Jewish sleepover camp in Southern Ontario’s cottage country. It celebrates, satirizes, and complicates the contemporary Jewish ...

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Volume 3, Issue 5 of The Seaboard Review of Books, February 2, 2026

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