The last decade saw Israel’s literary landscape not only lose luminaries Amos Oz and AB Yehoshua, but the emergence of several exciting new voices.
Sunday Times News Review editor Josh Glancy is joined here by two leading lights. Ayelet Gundar-Goshen won a National Book Award for her translation of Oz’s Between Friends, a Sapir Prize for her debut novel and the Wingate for Liar, a New York Times book of the year; her latest is the powerfully compelling The Wolf Hunt. Described by the Daily Mail as “the leader of a new wave of Israeli literature”, Lavie Tidhar follows his award-winning novels Osama and Man Lies Dreaming with Adama, a sweeping historical epic called “an unstoppable masterpiece” by Junot Díaz.
An event from Jewish Book Week 2024