Igal Sarna |
| Igal Sarna was born in Tel Aviv in 1952. He is a member of the editorial board of the mass circulation daily, Yedioth Ahronoth, as well as a renowned investigative reporter. In 1998, Sarna received a Fullbright fellowship for authors and spent a semester at the Iowa University International Writer`s Conference. In 1999, he received the French WIZO Prize for his collection of short stories, The Man Who Fell in the Puddle.
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Books Published in Hebrew |
| Yona Wallach (biography), Keter/Sifriat Zagagi, 1993 |
| The Memory Hunter (novel), Am Oved, 1997 |
| Where Happiness Is (stories), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2000 [Makom Shel Osher] |
| Muzunga (non-fiction), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2003 [Muzungo] |
| Flood (novel), Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 2005 [Shitafon] |
| State Witness (non-fiction), Xargol, 2007 [Ed Medina] |
| Tender Hand (novel), Keter, 2008 [Yad Anuga] |
Books in Translation |
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The Man Who Fell in the Puddle Italian (2 volumes): Florence, Giuntina, 1997; 1998 French: Paris, Grasset, 1999 English: New York, Pantheon/Random House, 2002 The Memory Hunter French: Paris, Grasset, 2000 Tender Hand French: Paris, Grasset, forthcoming Individual stories have been published in Italian. Manuscripts available (for publishers only) in English translation The Memory Hunter (partial) Last updated: 4.1.2010 |
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