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  • Keret has received the Charles Bronfman Prize for 2016

  • Trailer for Etgar Keret: Based on a True Story

  • The Seven Good Years

    “Being a father, having a father—Etgar Keret is the man in the middle and he captures the job just brilliantly.” — Roddy Doyle

  • Review: "Etgar Keret: Based on a True Story" — The Times of Israel
  • Morning Walks With My Son — NYT
  • ▶ "Fly Already" — The New Yorker
  • Humor in the Face of Tragedy — The New Yorker
  • “The Arctic Lizard” — BuzzFeed
  • The Purest Form of Racism
  • ▶ Keret reads “To the Moon and Back”
  • "To the Moon and Back" — The New Yorker
  • ▶ A Phone Call from Paul (2/2) | Literary Hub
  • ▶ A Phone Call from Paul (1/2) | Literary Hub
  • Seven Good Years recommended as a summer read by Vogue
  • I’m Not Anti-Israel, I’m Ambi-Israel — NYT
  • Haaretz interview re Pilobolus piece
  • Keret @ Paste Mag's 30 Best Nonfiction Books of 2015
  • Seven Good Years @ Queen Mob's 2015 Review
  • World Literature Today’s 75 Notable Translations of 2015
  • The Seven Good Years @ NPR's best 2015 books
  • 7 Good Years @ Guardian's best bio/memoirs 2015
  • Culture Trip: Israel's 7 Best And Most Important Writers
  • Eka Kurniawan picks 7 Good Years as 2015 fav
  • The Most (short story)
  • ▶ The (Dis)Honesty Project
  • Going Vegetarian in Israel - NYT
  • Soon (UK, Afghanistan): Farsi translation by Aziz Hakimi
  • ♪ NPR interview
  • ♪ WFPL interview
  • Do Israelis Still Care About Justice? - NYTimes
  • The Guardian interview
  • FT review (paywall)
  • WSJ review (paywall)
  • The Guardian review
  • Boston Globe review
  • Review + weird angle photo @ The Independent
  • NYT Sunday Book Review interview
  • We Ate a Shit-Ton of Hummus with Keret | VICE
  • JWeekly review
  • A Photo Diary of NYC — Literary Hub
  • Paste Magazine interview
  • ♪ TLV1 podcast: Part I
  • Huffington Post interview
  • "Keret calls it a memoir but it's really a TARDIS" — NPR review
  • The Seven Good Years — Run Spot Run review
  • Chicago Tribune review
  • ♪ How a kid persuaded a skeptic to show a little optimism | PRI
  • ♪ "Fresh Air" : NPR
  • ♪ "All Things Considered" : NPR
  • Excerpt: "The Seven Good Years" - Omnivoracious
  • 7 Books You Need to Read This June - LA Magazine
  • Rounding up intriguing summer book releases - Chicago Tribune
  • "7 Good Years" @ 10 Must-Read Books for June – Flavorwire
  • Jonathan Safran Foer’s New Story, Animated
  • In Etgar Keret's memoir, a psychic map of modern Israel — Haaretz.com
  • Etgar Keret Finds Redemption — Forward.com
  • The Seven Good Years @ Esquire's summer reading list
  • Technophobe’s Delight - The New Yorker
  • Publishers Weekly review: The Seven Good Years
  • Taxi Driver - NYTimes
  • ▶ Keret Reads Donald Barthelme (The New Yorker)
  • ▶ Jamming with Benjamin Percy
  • ▶ Interview | Cambio16
  • Interview with The New Yorker
  • One Gram Short at The New Yorker
  • ▶ Keret reads “One Gram Short”
  • Photo by Ewa Szatybelko
  • November dates, USA
  • The New Yorker: Kashua / Keret mails
  • Cartoon by Tomasz Broda
  • Seven Good Years — Polish cover
  • Tel Aviv Noir at Goodreads
  • Tel Aviv Noir review at JTA
  • Yom Kippur – My favorite holiday
  • Starred review for Tel Aviv Noir in Library Journal
  • Granta Magazine Interview
  • Israel’s Other War
  • Why I will never leave Israel, despite it all
  • NPR interview
  • Give compromise a chance - LA Times
  • Aurelie "throws the book" at Keret
  • "Chips" at Nerve Magazine
  • "Fungus" at Tablet mag
  • Interview with Shanghai Daily
  • Sometimes ‘Nazi’ Is the Right Word
  • "Car Concentrate" - new story at granta
  • Alex Karpovsky reads "Creative Writing"
  • At Blue Flower Arts agency
  • IMDb
  • At ITHL
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