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By S.Y. Agnon
Israel’s Nobel laureate for literature died in 1970, but he left behind a body of work that tells the story of Israel’s early Jewish pioneers, including this masterwork.
Israel’s Nobel laureate for literature died in 1970, but he left behind a body of work that tells the story of Israel’s early Jewish pioneers, including this masterwork.
MY MICHAEL
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By Amos Oz
Oz, an eloquent critic of Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians, has written 18 works of fiction, several collections of essays, and a powerful memoir. His second novel traces the collapse of a marriage that corresponds with the souring of Israel’s vaunted idealism.
Oz, an eloquent critic of Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians, has written 18 works of fiction, several collections of essays, and a powerful memoir. His second novel traces the collapse of a marriage that corresponds with the souring of Israel’s vaunted idealism.
BADENHEIM 1939
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By Aharon Appelfeld
The prolific novelist imagines the famous Austrian spa town in this fable in which a group of Jewish vacationers is unable to see the impending catastrophe.
The prolific novelist imagines the famous Austrian spa town in this fable in which a group of Jewish vacationers is unable to see the impending catastrophe.
THE YELLOW WIND
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By David Grossman
A much-garlanded novelist, Grossman is also a powerful journalist. This 1987 journal of his travels through the West Bank exposes the glaring inequality, political arrogance, and mutual distrust that has been perpetuated by successive generations.
A much-garlanded novelist, Grossman is also a powerful journalist. This 1987 journal of his travels through the West Bank exposes the glaring inequality, political arrogance, and mutual distrust that has been perpetuated by successive generations.
THE BUS DRIVER WHO WANTED TO BE GOD, AND OTHER STORIES
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By Etgar Keret
A mainstay of NPR’s This American Life, which has featured eight of his stories, Keret specializes in crisp, compact short stories, often no more than a few pages long, which capture the insanity of contemporary Israeli life.
A mainstay of NPR’s This American Life, which has featured eight of his stories, Keret specializes in crisp, compact short stories, often no more than a few pages long, which capture the insanity of contemporary Israeli life.
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