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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. In Hebrew. 48 pages. 219 x 147 mm. Writer and Gay activist Ilan Sheinfeld was born in Tel Aviv (1960). He is one of the first Gay Israeli artists to spend an entire career out of the closet. For his activities in the field of Gay culture, in 2005 Sheinfeld was recognized by the community with its Outstanding Citizen's award. Sheinfeld has published twelve collections of poetry, five novels, three plays, two books for young poets and five children's books. Three of his plays have been staged and he was awarded the Prime Minister's Prize for Literature twice, in 1990 and in 2015. He received his M.A degree in Hebrew Literature from Tel Aviv University, where he founded and edited the literary magazine Shufra (1984-6). He served as co-editor of the literary section of the leftwing Al Hamishmar newspaper (1981-1990) and as the spokesman for the Cameri Theater of Tel Aviv (1990-1992). Since 1992 he has managed his own public relations company. He teaches writing workshops as part of the Open University's Eskolot Series. Sheinfeld is the single parent of twin boys born to a surrogate mother. (Lisa Katz, Poetry International). Ilan Sheinfeld lost his partner, the painter Saar Efroni, in 1986, after a severe paralytic attack. He was then married for ten years to the world-reknowned photographer Adi Ness. After they separated, he had another relationship, which ended when Sheinfeld decided to become a father. His twins, Michael and Daniel, were born in India, with the aid of a surrogate mother, in April 2012. Sheinfeld raises his sons as a single gay father, on Kibbutz Tuval in northern Israel. "Love" is a key word in Ilan Sheinfeld's poetry. Love as a private experience and love as a concept with metaphysical significance, as the secret of the universe and its core, as the force that drives the wheels of life. Many of his poems revolve around one central experience: coming to terms with emptiness following the death of a beloved friend. These are poems of self-observation, in which the speaker is not present in them as a physical being, but whose memory continues to nourish imagination. The attitude towards the departed friend is complex and subject to changes of mood. At times, the relationship between the living and the dead is characterized as mystical; at other times the speaker wishes to be released from the memory of the dead. Either way, life goes on and is even rejuvenated, driven by the power of love that wants to be restored.

Softbound. Condizione: Very Good. Small octavo, glossy paper covers, 463 pp. Text is in Hebrew.

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 162 pages. Hebrew language. 5.55x0.47x8.58 inches. In Stock.

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8vo. 494 S. OKt. Gut erhalten. Sprache: hebräisch.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This is a chronologically ordered selection, on various themes, all selected from Sheinfeld's Early poetry books, and translated by different translators. Writer and Gay activist Ilan Sheinfeld was born in Tel Aviv (1960). He is one of the first Gay Israeli artists to spend an entire career out of the closet. For his activities in the field of Gay culture, in 2005 Sheinfeld was recognized by the community with its Outstanding Citizen's award. Sheinfeld has published twelve collections of poetry, five novels, three plays, two books for young poets and five children's books. Three of his plays have been staged and he was awarded the Prime Minister's Prize for Literature twice, in 1990 and in 2015. He received his M.A degree in Hebrew Literature from Tel Aviv University, where he founded and edited the literary magazine Shufra (1984-6). He served as co-editor of the literary section of the leftwing Al Hamishmar newspaper (1981-1990) and as the spokesman for the Cameri Theater of Tel Aviv (1990-1992). Since 1992 he has managed his own public relations company. He teaches writing workshops as part of the Open University's Eskolot Series. Sheinfeld is the single parent of twin boys born to a surrogate mother. (Lisa Katz, Poetry International). Ilan Sheinfeld lost his partner, the painter Saar Efroni, in 1986, after a severe paralytic attack. He was then married for ten years to the world-reknowned photographer Adi Ness. After they separated, he had another relationship, which ended when Sheinfeld decided to become a father. His twins, Michael and Daniel, were born in India, with the aid of a surrogate mother, in April 2012. Sheinfeld raises his sons as a single gay father, on Kibbutz Tuval in northern Israel. "Love" is a key word in Ilan Sheinfeld's poetry. Love as a private experience and love as a concept with metaphysical significance, as the secret of the universe and its core, as the force that drives the wheels of life. Many of his poems revolve around one central experience: coming to terms with emptiness following the death of a beloved friend. These are poems of self-observation, in which the speaker is not present in them as a physical being, but whose memory continues to nourish imagination. The attitude towards the departed friend is complex and subject to changes of mood. At times, the relationship between the living and the dead is characterized as mystical; at other times the speaker wishes to be released from the memory of the dead. Either way, life goes on and is even rejuvenated, driven by the power of love that wants to be restored. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A fines del siglo 19, una desesperada madre judia de la ciudad polaca de Shedlets busca una cura para su hija Reina-Haya, que sufre de epilepsia, la enfermedad que ha cobrado la vida de todos sus otros hijos. La vidente de Koznits la envia a un orfebre y cabalista judio de Danzig para que el disene para la chica un anillo magico compuesto de diez bandas de oro. La madre regresa a su pueblo acompanada por el hijo del orfebre, Shmuel, el cual pone el anillo en el dedo de la nina, la salva y se casa con ella. Reina-Haya y Shmuel Bergman crean una familia y vuelven a Danzig poco antes de la subida del antisemitismo en Europa. Durante ese tiempo, reside en Danzig una prostituta judia llamada Leah, tambien epileptica. Su amante, Lazer Kochman, roba el anillo con el fin de salvar a su amada de la enfermedad y la prostitucion, y por lo tanto trae el desastre a la familia Bergman. El robo del anillo es el comienzo de una lucha entre los Bergmans, una familia aristocratica judia, y los Kochmans, una familia de prostitutas judias. La lucha - por el anillo magico - se extiende durante tres generaciones. Gershon Bergman, un pensador sionista e hijo de Reina-Haya y Shmuel, esta casado con Bella, hija de una familia de comerciantes de caballos de Danzig. Leah Kochman envia a Esther, su unica hija, a Buenos Aires, donde cae en manos de un proxeneta judio que la lleva a su burdel. Ella es violada, encarcelada y obligada a adaptarse a la terrible realidad. Baron Hirsch [una figura historica real] invita a Gershon y a Bella Bergman a emigrar a la Argentina y establecer una red de instituciones educativas judias en los asentamientos del Baron. En la Argentina se expresan las inclinaciones homosexuales de Gershon, creando un dilema en sus relaciones con su esposa. Con el fin de salvar su relacion con su marido, Bella Bergman busca el anillo y se enfrenta con Esther, que lo tiene en su poder. El enfrentamiento entre las familias no termina en esa generacion. Cuando la organizacion Tzvi Migdal es finalizada, Esther muere y su hija Esperansa, la narradora de esta novela de varias generaciones, recibe el anillo. Bella y Gershon Bergman mueren y su hijo Jose, un medico judio, descubre el secreto del anillo - y el hecho de que su hija Graciela es epileptica. Para salvar a su hija de su enfermedad, Jose Bergman contacta a Esperansa. La saga termina con la sorprendente union entre Graciela Bergman y Flora Gantz, las hijas de las dos familias, que durante tres generaciones han estado sumidas en un conflicto sobre un anillo. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.