Literatureליעד שהם
Liad Shoham
Liad Shoham is an Israeli writer of thrillers and a lawyer, also known as a co-creator of the TV series Asylum City.
born 1971Israeli legal thrillersThe novel Line UpCo-creating the series Asylum City
- Occupation
- writer, lawyer, children's writer, advocate
- Education
- Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Liad Shoham was born in 1971 in Givatayim
Liad Shoham was born in Givatayim in 1971. His mother, Haya Shoham, ran the Tichon Hadash high school in Tel Aviv, and his father worked for the Ministry of Defense. As a child he lived in Paris for a few years because of his father's work.
He served in the Intelligence Corps from 1990 to 1992. He earned a law degree at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a master's degree in international commercial law at the London School of Economics.
He joined the Israel Bar Association in 1997 and has worked since 1999 at the law firm Golan, Goldschmidt & Co., where he is a partner. He specializes in administrative and commercial law and also lectures at Tel Aviv University.
His first book, London in a Pita, came out in 2001 and was followed by three humorous books. After a writing block, editor Dov Alfon suggested he write thrillers, and he went on to write 9 of them, as well as children's and young adult books. His books were translated into 6 languages and adapted for television and the Gesher Theater.
He lives in Tel Aviv. He is married and has two children.
Milestones in Liad Shoham's life
- 1971
Born in Givatayim.
- 1990
Began service in the Intelligence Corps.
- 1997
Became a member of the Israel Bar Association.
- 1999
Joined the law firm Golan, Goldschmidt & Co.
- 2001
Published his first book, London in a Pita.
- 2007
Published his first thriller, A Week in the Life.
- 2018
The series Asylum City, based on his book, aired on Yes.
- 2019
The play Retrial, based on his book, opened at the Gesher Theater.
Liad Shoham served in the military
He served in the Intelligence Corps from 1990 to 1992.
More people from the same world
Manuela Dviriborn 1949Campaigning for withdrawal from LebanonLiterature
Leigh Bardugoborn 1975The Grishaverse novelsLiterature
Dorit Rabinyanborn 1972The novel Persian BridesLiterature
Nava Macmel-Atirborn 1964Children's book Adi's JewelLiterature
Yishai Saridborn 1965The novel LimassolLiterature
Leah Ainiborn 1962The novel Rose of LebanonLiterature
Look up anyone else by name
Based on English Wikipedia, Liad Shoham and Hebrew Wikipedia, ליעד שהם, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.
Photograph: אורן דאי, CC BY-SA 3.0
Is this page about you or a family member? Ask for it to be taken off.