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Mira Magen |
Mira Magen was born in Kfar Saba,
Israel, to an Orthodox family. She
studied psychology and sociology
before turning to nursing. She
worked as a nurse at Hadassah
Hospital in Jerusalem. Magen
started writing in the early 1990s.
She has published a book of short
stories and six bestselling novels. She
was awarded the Prime Minister`s
Prize in 2005.
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Books Published in Hebrew |
| Well Buttoned-Up (stories), Keter, 1994 [Kaftorim Rechusim Heitev]
| | Do Not Strike the Wall (novel), Hakibbutz Hameuchad/Siman Kriah, 1997 [Al Takeh Ba-Kir]
| | Love, After All (novel), Keter, 2000 [Be-Shochvi U Be-Kumi, Isha]
| | Brother and Sister (story), Keter, 2000 [Ach Ve-Achot]
| | Her Angels Have All Fallen Asleep (previously entitled Let Me In, My Sister (novel), Keter, 2003 [Malacheia Nirdemu Kulam]
| | The Glass Butterfly (novel), Keter, 2005 [Parparim Be-Geshem]
| | Time Will Tell, (novel), Keter, 2008 [Yamim Yagidu, Anna]
| | Vodka and Bread, (novel), Kinneret, Zmora- Bitan, Dvir, 2010 [Vodka Ve-Lehem] |
Books in Translation |
Well Buttoned-Up German: Frankfurt am Main, S.Fischer, 1997
Do Not Strike the Wall German: Munich, dtv, 2001
Love After All German: Munich, dtv, 2004
Her Angels Have All Fallen Asleep German: Munich, dtv, 2006
The Glass Butterfly German: Munich, dtv, 2007 French: Paris, Mercure de France, 2008
Time Will Tell German: Munich, dtv, 2010 French: Paris, Mercure de France, 2010
Vodka and Bread German: Munich, dtv, forthcoming
Manuscripts available in English translation (for publishers only) Well Buttoned-Up (partial) Do Not Strike the Wall Love, After All Her Angels Have All Fallen Asleep (partial) The Glass Butterfly
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