Adi Keissar

Israeli poet and literary figure

Adi Keissar - Israeli poet and literary figure
Born

December 11th, 1980
44 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Israel

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Born in 1980, this poet gained recognition for exploring themes of identity, culture, and society in contemporary Israel. Her works have been published in several collections, reflecting personal and national narratives. As a prominent figure in the Israeli literary scene, she engages in intertextual dialogues with various literary traditions, contributing to the evolution of modern Hebrew poetry.

Published several poetry collections

Participated in Israeli literary festivals

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