'The Outsider' is a novel by Jewish American writer Maurice Samuel. The book explores themes of identity, belonging, and anti-Semitism through the story of a young Jewish man who grows up in an Orthodox community but feels disconnected from his heritage and peers. The novel is a subtle yet powerful exploration of the complexities of Jewish identity in a rapidly changing world.

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