"Pages, Isabel, I need pages, pages."

Miryam Sivan is a former New Yorker who has lived in Israel for more than twenty years. She teaches literature and writing at the University of Haifa and has published scholarly articles on American and Israeli writers and a book -length study on Cynthia Ozick's fiction.

Much of her fiction is about the experiences of ex-pats in love, in flux, in the liminal space between cultures, languages, and historical epochs. Her short fiction has appeared in various journals in the US and UK and two of her stories were adapted for the stage in London and New York.

EVENTS

April, 2019

Tuesday

May, 2019

Wednesday

Make it Concrete Launch Party

Café Rega

8 p.m.

Book Launch Party

Brooklyn Society for

Ethical Culture

7 p.m.

/ Tel Aviv

/ New York

June, 2019

Tuesday

January,

2020

Sunday

Book Party

Hecht Museum

University of Haifa

5 p.m.

/ Haifa

Literary Modi'in

Sklar Levy Gallery

7:30 p.m.

/ Modi'in

CONTACT

Follow me:

"Pages, Isabel, I need pages, pages."

Schine's refrain towed her to the computer. His thick Polish accent jammed the New York-Galilee line, book after book, year after year.

Make it Concrete

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BOOKS

SHORT WORKS

Stories

Selected Non-Fiction

BOOKS

SHORT WORKS

Some Stories

Some Non-Fiction

OTHER

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