"ليلاند" قصة عبرية قصيرة

[عمرو زكريا خليل]

الأستاذة ريمة
اشكر لك ثناءك و تقديرك للترجمة وبالنسبة للسيرة الذاتية للكاتب فقد وجدتها باللغة الانجليزية وفى القريب سوف أضع ترجمتها

Born in Tel Aviv in 1967, Etgar Keret is the most popular writer among Israeli youth today. Keret started writing in 1992 and has published three books of short stories, one novella, three books of comics and a children`s book. Bestsellers in Israel, his books have received international acclaim and have been translated into 16 languages, including Korean and Chinese. Missing Kissinger has been listed among the 50 most important Israeli books of all time. In France, Kneller`s Happy Campers was one of the Fnac`s 200 books of the decade; the story, "The Nimrod Flip-Out" was published in Francis Ford Coppola`s magazine, Zoetrope (2004). Over 40 short films have been based on Keret`s stories, one of which won the American MTV Prize (1998). A number of his stories have also been adapted for the stage, in Israel and abroad. Keret has received the Book Publishers` Association`s Platinum Prize several times. He has also been awarded the Prime Minister`s Prize, and the Ministry of Culture`s Cinema Prize. His movie, Skin Deep, won 1st Prize at several international film festivals, and was awarded the Israeli Oscar. Keret is currently a lecturer in the TV and film Department at Tel Aviv University.