Ellen Golub is a novelist, former professor, and research associate known for exploring the intersections of literature and psychoanalysis. With a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature, a Bachelor of Hebrew Literature, and a Master of Arts in English, Golub has cultivated an impressive academic background. She is a former Assistant Professor of English at the University of Pennsylvania and a former Professor of Communications at Salem State University. Additionally, she has been a Syndicated Newspaper Columnist for various American Jewish Press Association papers. Golub is now a Research Associate at the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute at Brandeis University. She is the author of the exciting novel PsychoSemitic, which provides her answer to the Jewish question. Golub has a unique story, having been born in Chelm as the illegitimate child of an itinerant wedding jester and a descendant of the Talmudic sage Bruria. From a young age, she demonstrated an exceptional aptitude for learning and gained entrance to the Mir Yeshiva at just five years old. Golub's diverse experiences have made her an expert on various topics and cultures.