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Leah Ayalon

לאה איילון

Leah Ayalon was born in Jerusalem, where she lives today. She studied comparative literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and works at the National Library. Best known for her poetry, Ayalon published her first collection of short stories in 1992. Since then, she has also published novellas, collections of short stories and a novel. Ayalon has received several literary awards, including the Jerusalem Prize.

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  • Happiness and Joy

    [2016]
    Poetry
    Hakibbutz Hameuchad Osher Ve-Simcha

  • There Is No Such a Thing, There Is Such a Thing

    [Ein Davar Kazeh, Yesh Davar Kazeh]
    Poetry
    Hakibbutz Hameuchad 2010

  • Here Is the Name

    [Hineh Ha-Shem]
    Poetry
    Even Hoshen 2009

  • Remember the Name

    [Zichru Et Ha-Shem]
    Poetry
    Even Hoshen 2007

  • Perhaps

    [Shema]
    Poetry
    Even Hoshen 2004

  • My God, and I Will Praise Him

    [Eli Ve-Anvehu]
    Fiction Novella
    Carmel 2004

  • Make Him Known on the Outside

    [Machrezet Alav Mi-Bachutz]
    Poetry
    Hakibbutz Hameuchad 2002

  • Game Theory

    [Torat Ha-Mischakim]
    Fiction Stories
    Yedioth Ahronoth 2002

  • Jewish Women and Jewish Men

    [Yehudiot Vi-Yehudim]
    Poetry
    Even Hoshen 2001

  • Marshmellow Law

    [Chok Ha-Marshmellow]
    Fiction Novella
    Even Hoshen 2001

  • Lynch

    [Lynch]
    Poetry
    Hakibbutz Hameuchad 2000

  • A Nest of Eggs

    [Ken Beitzim]
    Poetry
    Hakibbutz Hameuchad 1998

  • The Immorals

    [Ha-Bilti Musariyim]
    Fiction Novel
    Keter 1996

  • Camelot

    [Kamelot]
    Poetry
    Even Hoshen 1995

  • Something Existential

    [Mashehu Kiumi]
    Fiction Stories
    Keter 1992

  • Something Existential

    [Mashehu Kiumi]
    Fiction
    Keter 1992

  • Daniel Daniel

    [Daniel, Daniel]
    Poetry
    Keter 1988

  • Comes the Moon, Comes the Night

    [U-Va Ha-Yareach U-Va Ha-Laila]
    Poetry
    Keter 1987

  • This is Paradise

    [Zehu Gan Eden]
    Poetry
    Sifriat Poalim 1984

  • Under Water

    [Mi-Tahat La-Mayim]
    Poetry
    Hakibbutz Hameuchad 1983