"The Magician of Lublin" is a novel by Isaac Bashevis Singer, published in 1960. The story follows Yasha Mazur, a talented magician living in Lublin, Poland, who struggles with his identity and desires. As he performs tricks and illusions, Yasha grapples with his Jewish heritage and the moral dilemmas of his life. Throughout the novel, Yasha's journey explores themes of love, ambition, and the search for meaning. His relationships with women, particularly Miriam, reveal his inner conflicts and the consequences of his choices. The narrative reflects the complexities of life in pre-World War II Europe.