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Politics and Prose

March 1, 2005

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This story was contributed by Efrat Lev, Foreign Rights Director at the Harris/Elon Literary Agency in Jerusalem. She participated in this year’s Editorial Fellows Program at the Jerusalem International Book Fair. Those of us living in this country and region know that everything in our lives is political; and those attending this year’s lively Jerusalem…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A.B. Yehoshua, Alon Hilu, Avi Beker, Blake Friedmann, Charles Lambert, Daisy Maryles, David Grossman, Deborah Harris, Delia Falconer, Editorial Fellows Program, Efrat Lev, Etgar Keret, Fran Bryson, Harris/Elon Literary Agency, International Buzz Forum, Isobel Dixon, Israel's Publishers' Association, Jerusalem International Book Fair, Julie Powell, Maya Arad, Michael Naumann, PW, Sayed Kashua, Scott Mendel, The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature, von Holtzbrinck Publishing Group, Wylie, Xargol Publishers

International Fiction Bestsellers

August 1, 2002

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Women’s Work Poland Gets the Menses, Millás Sizzles Spain, And Hareven Labors for Love in Israel Serotonin levels are plunging this month all over Poland, where the delightfully demented author Janusz Wisniewski comes down with Tense Syndromes (otherwise translated as Premenstrual Syndrome; the original title was Menstruation, but the Warsaw publisher deemed it “too shocking”),…Continue Reading

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The Presses Perk Up In Israel

February 1, 2002

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The phrase “market volatility” takes on a whole new meaning when you’re publishing books in Israel. As part of PT’s continuing look at the book business overseas, Efrat Lev, Foreign Rights Director of the Harris/Elon Literary Agency in Jerusalem, profiles the Israeli market and parses the nation’s current bestseller list. Reports from New York indicate…Continue Reading

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