ABRAMI, Janka

Melbourne academic and writer
Post-Holocaust Identity and Unresolved Tension in Modern-day Israel: Savyon Liebrecht's Apples from the Desert

Melbourne academic and historian
The Jews of Paris and the Final Solution: Communal Response and Internal Conflicts, 1940-1944 (Studies in Jewish History)

Unjust Desserts - An adult murder/mystery

ATLAS, Zygfryd

1907-1970

Melbourne writer and critic
Felicity Bloch's Review of Mara Moustafine's Secrets and Spies

Melbourne writer and critic
It's Time to Rewrite the Bible (1994)

Melbourne writer and poet
Annie Stories: A Special Kind of Storytelling (1988)

The Emperor of the Ghetto is a one-man play which deals with Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, the Jewish Leader of the Ghetto of Lodz and his dilemmas in dealing with the Nazis.

It was first performed at the Caulfield Arts Centre in 1993, followed by seasons at the George Fairfax Studio (Victorian Arts Centre), St Martin's, the Adelaide Fringe and Tasmania as well as performances in over seventy schools in Victoria and South Australia.

LETTER FROM POLAND
Death Camp Less Traveled: Silent Screams of Belzec

Canberra writer
Biographical details

Silver City (1985)

Melbourne Playwright
Choice

Einstein (1986)

Melbourne writer
All Right Vegemite!
Far Out Brussel Sprout (1983)
Roll Over Pavlova
Unreal Banana Peel
Real Keen, Baked Bean!
Ladles and Jellyspoons
A First Australian Poetry Book (ed.)
Australian Childhood: An Anthology (co-ed.)
Big Dipper series (co-ed.)
Cinderella Dressed in Yella (co-ed.)
Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be?
Mickey the Mighty Magpie
Summer
June factor's Jumping Joke Book

Melbourne writer
The Torn Messiah (2008)

Tashi (2007)

Sydney writer
Marcelle Freiman is a lecturer in creative writing and post-colonial literatures at Macquarie University, Sydney, and has completed her doctorate on the novels of J. M. Coetzee. Her book of poems Monkey’s Wedding (1995) was highly commended for the Mary Gilmore Prize in 1996. Her poetry is published in journals in Australia and England and has been read on radio and in performance.

Melbourne writer
My Mother's Child

Sandra Goldbloom Zurbo began writing fiction at the age of 50.  Her first novel, The Book of Rachel was published by Allen & Unwin (1998). It was twice in both the Australian Book Review and The Age Top Ten lists.  

Sandra Goldbloom Zurbo's short stories and poetry have been published in magazines and newspapers, including Westerly, Generation and The Age, and in an anthology of modern Australian Jewish writers, Enough Already (Allen & Unwin, 1999). 

Empty Corners

Melbourne writer
The Perpetual Table V1
The culture and cuisine of Judeo-Babylon and Old Baghdad
with music by Yair Dalal

Melbourne writer
Books
ABC Guide to Poisons - Houghton Mifflin, 1991

Your Child’s Health - 4th edition (coauthor Prof Frank Oberklaid) Hardie Grant, 2006 (Extensive media reviews) (1st edition 1993)

Spilt Milk - RMIT 1988 ed Judith Rodriguez & Antoni Jach (poetry chapbook)

Poetry
Metamorphosis & Reality’s a Concept in Melbourne Chronicle ed Arnold Zable 1982

(Aus)chwitz to (Aus)tralia in The Tin Wash Dish , ed John Tranter, 1989 (poem short listed in ABC/ABA Literary Awards Competition)

Crabholes in the Sand & Spilled Milk in Fine Line #6 ed Bev Roberts 1989

Counting Sheep in No Overalls Required 1989

Mothers of War in Poetry Australia #129, ed John Millet 1991

Hotel Belle, Hayarkon Street, Tel Aviv in Poetry Australia #132 ed John Millet 1991

Mothers of War shortlisted in The International Shin Shalom Peace Poem Competition, Israel 1992

A Poem for Alon on His Eighth Birthday & Eucalyptus Dreaming in Divan #4 2001 ed Earl Livings #4 2001

Eucalyptus Dreaming in Anthology ‘Forever Eve’, NCJW. 2002

For the full list click on to Leah Kaminsky's page

Melbourne writer and columnist

Little Lunch series

Melbourne doctor and author

Horace Brodzky (1988)

Where I Stand

Melbourne writer
My Father, My Father (2002)

Melbourne writer
Searching For Yesterday

Seasons of Love (1975)

Philosopher and writer
Full list of publications

Melbourne writer
Henderson's: The First 100 Years (1993)

Perth-based writer
The Childrens House of Belsen  2000
Now published in Australia, England, Holland, Germany, Italy and France.

A film is in the works: stay tuned to this page for details as they come to hand.

ZABLE, Arnold

Melbourne writer
Glenn's Story (film script, 1979)

Biographical notes
Born in Mexico between 1926 and 1930. Zwi moved with her parents to South Africa in 1930. They were originally from Lithuania. In 1949, she made Aliyah to Israel in an effort to move away from Apartheid, spent some time in London, and then moved back to South Africa in 1953. Zwi graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand (Johannesburg) in 1967 with an Honours degree in English Literature. Rose worked as book editor at Ravan Press between 1979 and 1981, and began visiting black townships to take part in illegal poetry readings. In 1988, Rose moved to Australia, where she continued publishing her books. Rose has also written short stories, including "Stones", which won the Thomas Pringle award for best short story.