Ron Barkai
Like An Egyptian Movie

An original autobiographical novel, both riveting and chilling. Its hero, a man of heated passions and convictions, fond of the little pleasures of life, grows up on the streets of Cairo and Alexandria and then becomes, in Israel, a shining example of the Zionist vision  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-09-8

Ron Barkai
The Woman Who Loved Stories

Passionario is a historian of the Spanish Civil War, and a man of women. Women fill his life, dreams and memories, and guide his fate.
But only one of them has a crucial role in his life: the woman who loves stories.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-32-2

Amir Ben-David
Top of the World

Astronomer Leon Kam, "an extremely moderate man", goes on his roof every night to watch the stars. When one night he is tempted to aim his telescope at the apartmenet across the street, he sees there a shining galaxy of local stars, among them a beautiful woman in a red dress, and he loses his bearings.  » more

ISBN: 78-965-13-2028-6

Amir Ben-David
Falafel Oslo

Lennon Lombroso was born in Tiberias just hours after John Lennon was assassinated in New York. His father was an avid Beatles fan and a Falafel stand owner. Lennon follows his love to Norway and opens there his own "Falafel Oslo". Much to his surprise he becomes the focus of an international legal and political and emotional entanglement...  » more

ISBN: 978-965-13-2266-6

Avner Bernheimer
You Love Me

They are a married couple who never got married, both of them men, and their married life is very similar to the life we all know - with its emotions, sadness and joy, frustrations and above all the moments of laughter. An enticing combination of romanticism and humor.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-67-5

Sami Shalom Chetrit
Doll's Eye

An american TV correspondent, the daughter of a Palestinian mother and a Jewish father, finds herself, against her will, at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She is dragged into a story of life and death, which tears her apart with no solution.  » more

ISBN: 978-965-7120-98-9

Hagai Dagan
The King Has No House

Many readers will probably consider Hagai Dagan's new novel The King Has No House to be an Israeli version, Jewish and intelligent, of the Da Vinci Code. One must read Dagan's book in order to understand how profound the difference is between these books.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-62-4

Hagai Dagan
Under The Line Of Pleasure

In Tel-Aviv, a lively and self-celebrating city, a city of beautiful people and virtual deals cut over espressos, lives one, Gershon, who becomes religiously and thoughtfully addicted to the decline, the great surrender, the final defeat.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-10-1

Hagai Dagan
The Land is Sailing

Yearnings to a high-school love are mingled with the yearning for the lost youth of this country,
with its landscape and poetry, as they accompany the hero of this novel, Elad, on his way to his kibbutz class reunion.  » more

ISBN: 965-13-1953-2

Hagai Dagan
Annals Of The Island Of Women

An original novel that takes place in present day Jaffa and in the diaries of a brothel that stood opposite the shores of the city since the dawn of history.
The historic brothel provides the backdrop for enthralling scenes written in a wonderfully entertaining and convincing erotic prose.  » more

ISBN: 965-90216-4-X