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Roy Arad - The Israeli Dream

The Israeli Dream
by Roy Arad

In his novel, The Israeli Dream, and in the accompanying stories, Roy Arad points the Hebrew literature in a new direction - funnier, wilder, more social and more serious, and encourages the faith in its power to offer an original view of the Israeli reality. » more

ISBN: 978-965-13-2143-6

Yiftach Ashkenazy - Persona Non Grata

Persona Non Grata
by Yiftach Ashkenazy

Is there a mysterious connection between the murder of an art student in Jerusalem in 2006 and the visit of Adolph Eichmann in Israel in 1937? An intelligent, sharp and funny literary work... » more

ISBN: 978-965-13-2142-9

Tamir Lahav-Radlmesser - A Room for Two

A Room for Two
by Tamir Lahav-Radlmesser

Tamir Lahav-Radlmesser's latest book of poems deals with a curious experience: the therapeutic encounter. "The Room" is the clinic where the encounters take place and "The Two" are the therapist and the patient. » more

ISBN: 978-965-13-2141-2

P.G. Wodehouse - The Mating Season

The Mating Season
by P.G. Wodehouse

Translated from English by Dan Daor
253 pp, 21X13.5, Retail Price 84 NIS 16.80 Euros

About this title in Hebrew

ISBN: 978-965-13-2144-3

 - Zhuangzi

Zhuangzi
by

Translation from Chinese, preface and annotations by Dan Daor, Published March 2010
317 pp., paperback, 13.5X21, retail price 17.50 Euro

About this title in Hebrew

ISBN: 978-965-13-2031-6

David Markish - Stat'lyutovim

Stat'lyutovim
by David Markish

Translated from Russian by Dina Markon, Published February 2010
247 pp., paperback, 13.5X21, retail price 16.80 Euro

About this title in Hebrew

ISBN: 978-965-13-2140-5

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The novel Teen Years starts from the point Alona Frankel's first novel, A Girl, left off. The heroine arrives with her family from Poland to Israel on the last day of 1949, at the age of 12, and discovers a new world, no less strange, ridiculous or complicated than the world she left behind.  » more