Jewish Fiction refers to literary works that explore themes, characters, and experiences related to Jewish culture, history, and identity. This genre often delves into the complexities of Jewish life, including the challenges of assimilation, the impact of historical events like the Holocaust, and the richness of Jewish traditions and values. Writers of Jewish Fiction may come from diverse backgrounds, including those who identify as Jewish and those who do not. Notable authors in this genre include Philip Roth, Saul Bellow, and Chaim Potok, each contributing unique perspectives on the Jewish experience through their storytelling.