One of Israel’s most celebrated novelists, Meir Shalev’s books have been translated into over 20 languages. His books include "Fontanelle," "Alone In the Desert," "But A Few Days" and "Esau." His latest work, "A Pigeon and a Boy," won the Brenner Prize – the most prestigious of Israel’s literary recognitions. He has written eight children’s books, as well as three collections of essays. Shalev also is a columnist with the Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot. He lives in Jerusalem and in the north of Israel with his wife and children, where he is a motorcycle and jeep enthusiast.
Audience: All, Large (101-500)
Tucson Jewish Community Center, 3800 N. River Road
Jeanne Davenport
Arizona Center for Judaic Studies
520-626-5758
jus@u.arizona.edu
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