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Title:
West Jerusalem noir / edited by Maayan Eitan ; translated by Yardenne Greenspan.
Edition:
First edition.
Publisher:
Akashic Books,
Copyright Date:
2023
Description:
232 pages : map ; 21 cm.
Subject:
Noir fiction, Israeli--Translations into English.
Short stories.
Jerusalem--Fiction.
Middle East--Jerusalem.
short stories.
Fiction.
Noir fiction.
Short stories.
Noir fiction.
Short stories.
Nouvelles.
Other Authors:
Eitan, Maayan, 1986- editor.
Greenspan, Yardenne, translator.
Hakimi, Tehila, contributor.
Sheḥori, Yaʻarah, contributor.
Contents:
Part IV: Returnings. Just one thing / Oded Wolkstein. You can't see the occupation from here / Ilana Bernstein -- Dos Is Nisht a Khazir / Emanuel Yitzchak Levi and Guli Dolev-Hashiloni -- Murder at Sam Spiegel / Liat Elkayam -- Part II: Crevices. Chrysanthemums / Asaf Schurr -- Top of the stairs / Yardenne Greenspan -- In the city of the cead / Ilai Rowner -- Eclipse / Zohar Elmakias -- Part III: Stones. Arson / Ilan Rubin Fields -- Vagina / Nano Shabtai -- Seven ways to make Jewish stuffed fish / Yaara Shehori -- Part IV: Returnings. When slumber fell on me / Tafat Hacohen-Bick -- Why did you cross the line? / Nadav Lapid -- Levy / Tehila Hakimi -- Just one thing / Oded Wolkstein.
Summary:
"From the editor's introduction: "This anthology offers a fictional tour of Jerusalem, this time through the lens of the noir genre. Not all the stories in this book include a detective, a femme fatale, or a dead body. In fact, a significant number of the writers chose to avoid these genre staples. And yet the stories-each taking place in a different part of the city-sketch a dark imagined map of the city, where religious mystery dwells alongside the quotidian, claustrophobic hubbub of the Central Bus Station . . . The stories included in West Jerusalem Noir could not have taken place anywhere else. They reflect national, religious, and socioeconomic tensions inherent to the city and sketch an image of a concrete, contemporary, and complicated Jerusalem." Featuring brand-new stories by: Yiftach Ashkenazi, Ilana Bernstein, Emanuel Yitzhak Levi and Guli Dolev-Hashiloni, Liat Elkayam, Assaf Schurr, Yardenne Greenspan, Ilay Rowner, Zohar Elmakias, Ilan Rubin Fields, Nano Shabtai, Yaara Shehori, Tafat Hacohen-Bick, Nadav Lapid, Tehila Hakimi, and Oded Wolkstein. West Jerusalem Noir is being published simultaneously with East Jerusalem Noir, edited by Rawya Jarjoura Burbara. The companion volume explores the city with brand-new stories by Palestinian authors"-- Provided by publisher.
Series:
Akashic Noir Series
ISBN:
1636141870
9781636141879
1636141684
9781636141688
1617752290
9781617752292
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1405817319
LCCN:
2023933943
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)

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