by
Matthew Brock
| 11/20/2007
Best-selling Israeli author Meir Shalev talked about the meaning of his newest book, A Pigeon and a Boy, as well as his personal inspiration behind the book's two loves stories, at last Wednesday's Meet the Author event in the Shapiro Campus Center Multipurpose room.Professor Ilan Troen (NEJS), director of the new Schusterman Center for Israel Studies, which co-sponsored the event along with the Hebrew and Arabic Languages program, opened by congratulating Shalev on winning the title of most popular author in Israel in a recent poll conducted by Ynet, a popular Israeli news search engine, in which 10,000 people participated.The first love story in Shalev's book is about Yair Mendelson, a tour guide who is an expert on migrating birds.
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