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Bi-khefifah ahat

short stories by Kahana-Carmon
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  • Amalia Kahana-Carmon

    
her first collection of stories, Bi-khefifah ahat (“Under One Roof”). Unlike anything before it in Hebrew literature, the book was an immediate success, and it became so influential that in 2007 it was deemed to be among the most important books written during Israel’s history. Along with Amos Oz and


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her first collection of stories, Bi-khefifah ahat (“Under One Roof”). Unlike anything before it in Hebrew literature, the book was an immediate success, and it became so influential that in 2007 it was deemed to be among the most important books written during Israel’s history. Along with Amos Oz and


    Read More