Amos Oz
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Galia Oz claims late author – hailed as Israel’s greatest – beat and humiliated her in childhood, but siblings say they remember him differently
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Letters: Ruth Lewis mourns the Israeli author’s death, and Simon Diggins on lessons from his view of the occupation
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Spies, suffragettes and Mary Shelley feature heavily in next year’s nonfiction lists – along with essays from the likes of Zadie Smith, Graham Swift and Amos Oz
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Israel’s Amos Oz and David Grossman lead a shortlist of six with contenders from France, Norway, Denmark and ArgentinaGallery
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Oz’s first novel in a decade joins Kadare’s gruesome Ottoman tale in ‘ferociously intelligent’ selection – but one with very few women
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Ahead of the launch of his new book Nutshell, Ian McEwan joined Mark Lawson for a Hlcarpenter.com Live event. What did some of our members think?
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4 out of 5 stars.A remarkably successful synergy between Victorian Opera and Circus Oz toes the line between sincerity and silliness – and yes, elicits both laughter and tears
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The books interview: The acclaimed Israeli novelist on the political role of the writer and why it is time to rethink the two-state solution
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Banned books, fines for theatre groups, playlists for radios, funding axed for ‘disloyal’ art … do Israel’s artists feel under attack from culture minister, and ex-brigadier-general, Miri Regev?
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Im Tirtzu billboards calling critics of Israeli state ‘leftwing moles’ denounced by cultural and political leaders as reminiscent of US witch-hunt
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Israel’s education ministry triggers kissing protest after leaving Dorit Rabinyan’s Gader Haya (Borderlife) off school reading lists
Amos Oz expressed the painful turbulence of Israeli life