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Tal Nitzán
Tal Nitzán is an Israeli poet, writer and translator who has published poetry, novels and children's books and translated works from Spanish and English into Hebrew.
born 1961Hebrew poetryTranslating Spanish and English literatureEditing Hebrew protest poetry anthology

- Born
- 9 November 1961, Jaffa
- Occupation
- poet, translator, writer
- Education
- Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Tal Nitzán was born in 1961 in Jaffa
Tal Nitzán was born in Jaffa on November 9, 1961. She has lived in Bogotá, Buenos Aires and New York City, and now lives in Tel Aviv. Her brother is the writer and journalist Gabi Nitzan.
She earned a BA in art history and Latin American studies and an MA in literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She later taught poetry translation at Tel Aviv University.
Nitzán has published 8 poetry books, novels, a story collection and children's books. She edited 3 poetry anthologies, including a collection of Hebrew protest poetry. Her first novel appeared in 2015 and her second in 2020.
She has translated dozens of works of prose, poetry and drama from Spanish and English. She edited the Latino and Mekomi book series and the magazine Orot. In 2017 she helped found the online literary magazine Ha-Mussach.
Tal Nitzán's life in 10 milestones
- 1961
Born in Jaffa.
- 2002
Published the poetry book Domestica.
- 2005
Published the anthology of Hebrew protest poetry she edited.
- 2008
Won the Bernstein Prize.
- 2010
Won the Prime Minister's Prize for Hebrew writers.
- 2012
Won the Tchernichovsky Prize for translation.
- 2015
Published her first novel.
- 2017
Co-founded the online literary magazine Ha-Mussach.
- 2020
Published her second novel, The Last Passenger.
- 2021
Published a short story collection.
Tal Nitzán received 4 awards and honours
- Prime Minister's Prize for Hebrew Literary Works
- Tchernichowsky Prize
- Bernstein Prize
- ACUM Awards
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