Chayym Zeldis

Born in Buffalo, N.Y., noted author and educator Chayym Zeldis went to Israel in 1948, where he worked on various agricultural settlements. He served in the Israel Defense Forces and in the Sinai campaign of 1956. He returned to the U.S. on a Creative Writing scholarship to the New School for Social Research.
  Zeldis and his wife, Nina,  settled in Israel, where both taught for many years at Tel Aviv University.

Books in order of publication:

May My Words Feed Others: An Anthology of Verse and Fiction from the Reconstructionist Magazine	1973
Golgotha	1975
Brothers	1976
The Brothel	1978
The Marriage Bed	1978
Forbidden Love	1983
The Geisha’s Granddaughter	2003
The 200th Messiah	2008
The Last Poet in the World	2011