Adam L. Rovner

Adam Rovner is Zeek's translations editor. He currently serves as an assistant professor of English and Jewish Literature at the University of Denver. Adam is at work on a book describing proposals to create Jewish homelands prior to Israel's establishment.

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The Dancer

The linked stories in Yehudit Hendel’s recent collection, The Empty Place (HaMakom HaReik (2007)], are…

Your Lights Are On

Alongside established writers, Zeek takes special pleasure in featuring up-and-coming Israeli talents whose work has…

Moshe Yungman

Noted Israeli literary critic and editor Menachem Perry considers Yossel Birstein one of the “greatest…

“Boy”

Zeek offers readers a unique example of literary and cultural translation with this month’s story,…

“My True Love”

This January marks the beginning of the third year of Zeek’s initiative to make contemporary…

“Yunis”

Author Gilad Meiri formed the collective Kvutzat Ktovet with a like-minded group of young writers…

“Going to the Circus”

Alona Kimhi’s startling novel, Lily La Tigresse, reflects a fun-house vision of contemporary Israel. The…

Israeli Fiction: “In Fact the Heat is Maddening, 1929”

The World A Moment Later imagines a shadowy micronation developing in parallel to the state…