David Grossman

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David Grossman is an acclaimed Israeli novelist and essayist known for his profound explorations of grief, conflict, and the human condition, particularly in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian experience.

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David Grossman canonical 5

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instanceOf Israeli writer
essayist
human
novelist
awardReceived Bialik Prize for Literature
Israel Prize for Literature
linked to: Israel Prize

Man Booker International Prize
Peace Prize of the German Book Trade
Prix Médicis étranger
linked to: Prix Médicis
basedIn Israel
child Uri Grossman
countryOfCitizenship Israel
dateOfBirth 1954-01-25
employer Israel Broadcasting Authority
familyName Grossman
genre children's literature
essay
literary fiction
givenName David
hasWrittenAbout Holocaust
bereavement
occupation of the Palestinian territories
languageOfWorkOrName Hebrew
movement Israeli peace movement
name David Grossman
nationality Israeli
notableAwardWork "A Horse Walks into a Bar" won the Man Booker International Prize in 2017
notableWork A Horse Walks into a Bar
Falling Out of Time
See Under: Love
Someone to Run With
The Smile of the Lamb
The Yellow Wind
To the End of the Land
occupation children's writer
essayist
journalist
novelist
peace activist
placeOfBirth Jerusalem
religion Judaism
residence Jerusalem
spouse Michal Grossman
writingTheme Israeli–Palestinian conflict
family relationships
grief
human condition
war and its consequences

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Erasmus Prize notableLaureate David Grossman
David Grossman name David Grossman
Siegfried Unseld Prize hasAwarded David Grossman