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Mira Kedar was born in Jerusalem in 1956 to an Orthodox family, and studied at the Bayit Vagan Girls` College. In 1989, she co-founded Dimui, a journal for literature and Jewish culture, and served as its editor. She has also been the editor and host of a bi-weekly literary program on Israel Radio 1, and has led poetry workshops. Kedar has received the ACUM Award twice - in 1989 for a collection of poetry, and in 2006 for her (then unpublished) novel, One in a Thousand. She has also received the Prime Minister's Prize (2016).
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Books Published in Hebrew
| | Poems, Sifriat Poalim, 1990 [Marbiot Shel Teena] | | Poems, Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 1995 [Kirvat Makom: Shirim] | | To and Fro (stories), Keter, 1999 [Ratzo Va-Shov] | | Parties to a Confidence (novel), Keter, 2002 [Shutafei Sod] | | One in a Thousand
(novel)
, Yedioth Ahronoth, 2008 [Echad Mi-Elef] | | Love, Heaven and Scent of Citrus (novel), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2011 [Ahava Shamaim Ve-Reiah Hadarim] | | The Fig-tree Awaits Heaven (novel), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2014 [Te'ena Mamtina La-Shamayim] | |
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