The voyages of Newman Fears, Sookie the Human Torch, William Shakespeare, Dr. Herschel Fisch, Johnny Mercer, Mister Jesus, the Three former Moses (now Muses) expand from Noye-Erdkelle, the Moon colony, shooting throughout the pluriverses, and Time itself - from France at the time of the Dreyfus Affair, the world of Faerie in eternity, Warner Brothers in its heyday, O how the wheel becomes it The final two volumes of JEWS AT THE TABLE - called JEWS IN BLACK HOLES, and JEWS AND THE THEORIES OF STRING - complete Stephen D. Geller's jazz strung-out quartet.

JEWS IN BLACK HOLES is the darkest adventure for Newman Fears and Sookie the Human Torch: moving from the France of the Dreyfus Affair to the world of Faerie; from Elizabethan England to the most recent production of "As You Like It," with Dr. Fisch trodding the boards as Rosalind, in Noye-Erdkelle, the hidden moon-colony of Israel's children, Sookie and Newman will find themselves up against those good old forces of Good and Evil, and in a most novel way As has been emoted, earlier, and on no less than a flashing red-light of a Hollywood sound stage: "Fasten your seatbelts... It's going to...

This is the big one: Newman Fears and Sookie the Human Torch collide with HaShem (God) and Adonai (Goddess) in an attempt to keep Each from a life of Eternal One-Night stands. Saving mankind from the nihilism of Siv Karzac, the pluriversal spy, and the narcissism of Horrible Horowitz, He Who Lives Up to His Name, takes our loving pair to Johnny Mercer, Mister Jesus of Neptune, Warner Brothers in the 40's, with Ormandy conducting Mahler at the Hollywood Bowl while UFOs chase each other merrily above them (and so do Newman and Sookie)... Can the Universe survive all this, and then some? Or will...

Newman Fears, the last Jew on Earth, crash-lands on the dark side of the Moon. There he discovers Noye-Erdkelle, an ancient colony of Jews. For its very survival, Newman is forced to travel the Universe, searching for the Key to the Mystery of the Jews. The Key is one thing. Even more importantly, however: what is the Mystery? To Newman, the Universe proves far weirder, far whackier, and the children of Israel far stranger than anything he could have imagined.