Though Jewish literature in former generations features many mystery books and Para natural stories, the contemporary Hebrew literature hardly holds any fantasy fiction works.
Let us meet authors of various genres and backgrounds, and muse together over the subject of composing fantasy in Hebrew, and how reaching the imaginary extremities of tradition can shed light on our contemporary issues.
With Sarah Blau, Shimon Adaf, Judith Kagan, Ayal Hayut Man. Host: Noa Mannheim
(Top photo: Scene from “The Golem of Prague”, performed by Gilbert Chikley’s Theater Company, Tunis, Tunisia, 1955. The Oster Visual Documentation Center, ANU – Museum of the Jewish People, courtesy of Jean-Pierre Allali, Paris)
