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1996 Nominated

The Way To Cats

Yehosua Kenaz

ABOUT
THE BOOK

Recovering from a broken hip in a Tel Aviv nursing home, Yolanda Moscowitz encounters an eccentric variety of would-be seducers, betrayers, fake healers, and schemers.

ABOUT
THE AUTHOR Yehosua
Kenaz

Yehoshua Kenaz (1937–2020) was a renowned Israeli novelist, translator, and editor known for his precise, psychological portrayals of Israeli society and intimate, confined settings. His acclaimed 1986 novel, Infiltration, is considered a masterpiece of Hebrew literature. He was a longtime editor at the Ha'aretz newspaper

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Country

USA

Author

Yehosua Kenaz

Publisher

Steerforth Press

Nominating Library

Jerusalem

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The Way To Cats

Yehosua Kenaz

ABOUT THE BOOK

ABOUTTHE AUTHOR YehosuaKenaz

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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ABOUT
THE BOOK

ABOUT
THE AUTHOR Yehosua
Kenaz