DORIT WEISMAN bio
DORIT WEISMAN
Jerusalem 97890 ISRAEL
Tel 972-2-5818778, 972-508-713205
Writer, poet and translator. Born April 1950 in Jerusalem
Won the Prime-Minister Prize for Israeli writers, 2003.
Winner of the Yehuda-Amichi Prize for Poetry, 2003.
Exhibition of Poems written during cancer therapy, Where Did You Meet Cancer, 23.1-23.2.2006, Jerusalem Theatre in Jerusalem , Israel
Film (research, photography and directing): Looking for the Peach Orchard, 2006, (28 minutes) - Search for family roots in Hungary
Publications:
Poetry Books:
Where Did you meet the Cancer, 2006, Carmel Publishing House, Won the Acum Prize.
A Tiger Roars Against Me.
Don’t Know the Way of a Girl With a Dress, 1998, “TAMUZ Publishing House”. Winner of the Tchernichovski Prize of the Writer’s Guild.
The Days I Visited the cuckoo’s nest, Sifriat Poalim Plublishing House Ltd., 1999. Winner of the Ben-Gurion University
What Do the Baobab Trees Stand for? - poems from the southern hemisphere, 2003, Even-Choshen Publishers. Winner of the Jerusalem
Dancing Csardas with you – poems: parting from mother, 2005, Even-Choshen Publishers.
Translated Book:
Till the fingers begin to Bleed, Translations from English of poems and short stories of Charles Bukowski, 2003, Karmel Plublishing house.
A c t i v i t i e s:
A member of “ktovet” group, that runs the “poetry place” - a place for poetry in the center of Jerusalem
Reading poetry at poetry-evenings
Tutoring at workshops for creative writing
Giving lectures on poetry