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Uzi Weill was born in Israel in 1964, and grew up in Tel Aviv where he still resides today. A well-known short story writer and a novelist, Weill is also a journalist, TV screenwriter and translator. He has translated and published a collection of Raymond Carver's poetry. Two of his short stories have been made into movies.
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Books Published in Hebrew
| | The Day They Shot the President (stories), Am Oved, 1991; Yedioth Ahronoth, 2003 [Ba-Yom She-Bo Yaru Be-Rosh Ha-Memshalah] | | Where Memory Flows to After We’re Dead
(novel)
, Zmora-Bitan, 1996 [Le’an Holech Ha-Zikaron Aharei She-Anahnu Metim] | | The Man Who Moved the Wall of Tears
(stories)
, Modan, 2001 [Osher] | | The Thin Line (quotes), Zmora-Bitan, 2002 [Ha-Gvul Ha-Dak] | | The Back Page (non-fiction), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2006 [Chayav U-Moto Shel Ha-Shaʹar Ha-Achori, O, Kacha Avru Eser Shanim Bli She-Hirgashti] | | Five Dreams (novel), Modan, 2013 [Chamisha Chalomot] | | ----- | | CHILDREN | | Nose [with Iris de Botton] (children-picture bk), Modan, 2001 [Af] | | Mouth [with Iris de Botton] (children-picture bk), Modan, 2001 [Pe] | | Eyes [with Iris de Botton] (children-picture bk), Modan, 2001 [Einaim] | | Ears [with Iris de Botton] (children-picture bk], Modan, 2001 [Oznaim] | | Panda, Panda, with Iris de Botton, Am Oved, 2001 [Panda, Panda] | | Max the Warrior Kid, Yedioth Ahronoth, 2006 [Max Ha-Yeled Ha-Lochem] | | Three Fairies (children-picture bk), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2008 [Shalosh Yeladot Tziyru Shalosh Feyot] | |
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Books in Translation
Belarusi: Minsk, Logvino, 2018
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