Tal Nitzán

Poetry books in Hebrew: • "Doméstica", 2002 • "An Ordinary Evening", 2006 • "Café Soleil Bleu", 2007 • "The First to Forget", 2009 • "Look at the same Cloud twice", 2012 • "To the inner Court" (bi-lingual Hebrew-English, with artist Tsibi Geva), 2015 • "Atlantis", 2019 Poetry Selections in Translation: • "Penki langai į sodą" (Lithuania, 2009), various translators. • "Architettura d'interni" (Franco Puzzo Editore, Italia, 2010), translation: Jack Arbib. • "Soirée ordinaire" (Al Manar, France, 2011), various translators. • "Dans l'esquif étroit" (with artist Guy Paul Chauder, Al Manar, France, 2011). • "Vago" (Pen Press, Argentina-USA, 2012), translation: Gerardo Lewin. • "Animale Notturno" (Il Laboratorio, Italia, 2013), translation: Jack Arbib. • "El tercer niño" (Pen Press, Argentina-USA, 2013), various translators. • "With an Iron Pen" (Anthology of Hebrew Protest Poetry, English version by Rachel Tzvia Beck, SUNY Press, USA, 2009). • "D'un burin de fer" (Anthologie de poésie israélienne engagée, traduction de Isabelle Dotan, Al Manar, France, 2013). • "O Ponto da Ternura" (Lumme Editore, Brasil, 2013), translation: Moacir Amancio. • "At the End of Sleep" (Restless books, 2014, e-book), various translators. • "To the inner Court" (with artist Tsibi Geva, Even Hoshen Books 2015), various translators. • "Zu Deiner Frage" (Verlagshaus Berlin, 2015, Illustrations: Jul Gordon), translation: Gundula Schiffer. • "Deux fois le même nuage" (Al Manar, France, 2016), with artist Albert Woda, various translators. • "La misma nube dos veces" (Buenos aires Poetry, 2019), various translators. Novels: • "Each and every Child", Achuzat Bayit books, 2015 • "The last Passenger", Am Oved, 2020 As editor: • "With an Iron Pen", an anthology of Hebrew anti-occupation poetry (1984–2004), 2005 (English version published by SUNY Press, USA, 2009; French version by Al-Manar, 2013). Literary Translation Nitzán is one of Israel's most prominent translators of Hispanic literature. She has translated to Hebrew circa 80 books, mostly from Spanish and from English. For her translations she was awarded several prizes, among them the Translators Creation Prize (twice) by the Ministry of Culture and the Tchernichovsky Prize for exemplary translation. In 2004 she received an honorary medal from the President of Chile for her translation of Pablo Neruda's poetry.