Aryeh Krishek
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Aryeh Krishek (sometimes Arieh Krishek) is an Israeli novelist and biographer also active in film and journalism. Among his better known works are Burial in Jerusalem, In a Straight Line and No Casualties to our Forces.
He was one of the central key figures in the Nimrodi affairs 1994-2004. he was also a co-founder and director,with composer alexander kagan, of the short-lived "israelie chamber opera" and in 1975 wrote the "prophetic" political film "the honey connection".
[edit] Selected bibliography
- ha-Or shel Ogirah: Sipurim (1993) ISBN 965-418-039-1 (in Hebrew)
- No Casualties to our Forces (2002)
other known works: "peacemaker"(1980),"the loyal"(1976)and the produced radio-play "a turtules armory".
krishek translated to hebrew nathanel west s classic novel "the day of the locust" and "nightwork" by irwin shaw.
born 1952
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