Dudi Busi |
| Dudi Busi was born in 1969 in the Hatikva neighborhood, a disadvantaged but colorful part of Tel Aviv and the location of his first novel. His family moved to another area when he was 13. While still at school, Busi started running the family restaurant. Later, he studied acting and performed in several plays and movies before turning to writing in 1998. Busi now writes for several major newspapers and has a regular column in Ha`Ir; he also writes filmscripts. His first two novels, both bestsellers, are being made into feature films. Busi has been awarded the New Fiction Prize (2000) and the Prime Minister`s Prize (2005).
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Books Published in Hebrew |
| The Moon Goes Green in the Wadi (novel), Am Oved, 2000 [Ha-Iareach Yarok Be-Wadi] |
| A Noble Savage (novel), Keter, 2003 [Pere Atzil] |
| Mother is Longing for Words, (novel), Keter, 2006 [Ima Mitgaagaat Le-Milim] |
| Manuscripts available (for publishers only) in English translation |
| The Moon Goes Green in the Wadi |
| A Noble Savage |
| Mother is Longing for Words (partial)
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| Last updated: 3.1.2010 |
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