Amir Gutfreund

Amir Gutfreund was a multi-award-winning Israeli novelist. Born in Haifa in 1963, he studied applied mathematics at the Technion, joined the Israeli Air Force, and then went on to become a clinical psychologist and novelist. His honors include the Sapir Prize, the Buchman Prize from the Yad Vashem Institute, the Sami Rohr Choice Award from the Jewish Book Council in 2007, the Prime Minister's Prize for Creative Works in 2013, and the Ramat-Gan Prize for Literature in 2015 for his novel The...See more

Amir Gutfreund was a multi-award-winning Israeli novelist. Born in Haifa in 1963, he studied applied mathematics at the Technion, joined the Israeli Air Force, and then went on to become a clinical psychologist and novelist. His honors include the Sapir Prize, the Buchman Prize from the Yad Vashem Institute, the Sami Rohr Choice Award from the Jewish Book Council in 2007, the Prime Minister's Prize for Creative Works in 2013, and the Ramat-Gan Prize for Literature in 2015 for his novel The Legend of Bruno and Adela . See less