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David Grossman
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David Grossman was born in Jerusalem in 1954.
Grossman's work has been translated into 25 languages. He is the author
of six internationally acclaimed novels, and two powerful journalistic
accounts, as well as a number of children's books and a play. Grossman
has been presented with numerous awards including Chevalier de l’Ordre
des Artes et des Lettres (France), Valumbrosa Prize (Italy), Prix
Eliette Von Karajan (Austria), Premio Grinzane (Italy), Premio Mondelo
(Italy), Vittorio de Sica Prize (Italy) the Marsh Award for Children’s
Literature in Translation (UK), the Juliet Club Prize (Italy), the
Buxtehuder Bulle 2001 (Germany) and the Sapir Prize (2001).
David Grossman lives with his wife and children in a suburb of Jerusalem. |
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Grossman Online
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"Reflections on the Body Politic," Grossman's interview with The Nation. >>More
Grossman's "To See Ourselves..." in The Guardian. >>More
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WORLD VOICES EVENTS
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 Wednesday, April 26 at 8:00
Faith & Reason: Writers Speak
Thursday, April 27 at 1:00
Tell That Story Again: Writing Myth Now
Sunday, April 30 at 4:00
Suitable for Children
Sunday, April 30 at 7:30
A Conversation with David Grossman |
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Selected Bibliography
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Death As a Way of Life; Ten Years After Oslo, 2003 (Essays)
In Another Life (or Strangers and Lovers), 2002 (Fiction)
Someone to Run With, 2000 (Fiction)
You Shall Be My Knife, 1998 (Fiction)
The Zigzag Kid, 1994 (Fiction)
Sleeping on a Wire, 1992 (Nonfiction)
The Book of Intimate Grammar, 1991 (Fiction)
The Yellow Wind, 1988 (Nonfiction)
See Under: Love, 1986 (Fiction)
The Smile of the Lamb, 1983 (Fiction)
Jogger, 1983 (Stories)
Duel, 1982 (Young Adult Fiction)
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