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Asaf Schurr was born in Jerusalem in 1976 and has a BA in philosophy and theater from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He has worked on the editorial staff of the magazine Kahn for human and animal rights and environmental issues, and as editor for the culture, art and politics website Maarav. At present he is a translator and writes literary reviews for the Hebrew press. Schurr has received the Bernstein Prize (2007), the Minister of Culture Prize (2007) for Amram, and the Prime Minister's Prize (2009). His second novel, Motti, was a finalist for the Sami Rohr Prize
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Books Published in Hebrew
| Amram
(novel)
, Babel, 2007 [Amram] | Motti
(novel)
, Babel, 2008 [Motti] | Sigal
(novel)
, Babel, 2009 [Sigal] | Thus Spoke Vincent, the Stupid Cat
(novel)
, Keter, 2011 [Ko amar Vincent, He-Chatul Ha-Tipesh] | The Building
(novel)
, Keter, 2014 [Lama Dag Tzipor] | |
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Books in Translation
German: Berlin, Berlin Verlag, 2010
French: Arles, Actes Sud, 2010
Italian: Rome, Voland, 2010
English: Champaign, IL, Dalkey Archive, 2011
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