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Adiva Geffen ((Template:Lang-he; born 1946) is a prolific writer and playwright. A board member of the Israeli writers Association.

Aגdiva Geffen


Biography

Adiva began her career as a special-ed teacher. After leaving the education field, she served as the spokesperson for the Habima National Theater for more than a decade. She founded and subsequently led the Israeli Theater Award for 10 years.

Adiva has published 21 books, including children's stories, reference books and, most famously, suspense novels; most of which were best-sellers. In fact, Adiva is widely regarded as the best suspense writer in Israel. Her plays have appeared on major stages in Israel.

Drawing from rich life experience and pure imaginative force, Adiva Geffen creates compelling characters and captivating scenarios in which suspense, humor, passion and joy are woven into an almost addicting emotional thrill-ride. Her latest duo, detectives Sami and Dikla, have become staples in Israel’s literary community.

Her latest book "Klara’s Boys" was published in 2017.

works

  • Her published works include:
  • Murder at First Reading
  • Chicago Bypass
  • Till Death Dances Between Us
  • The Day Love Died
  • Transparent Women
  • Love Second Time Round
  • Piccadilly South
  • Panama Jack
  • The World According to Mother
  • Tarzan, Jane and the Dishwasher
  • Diamond Dust
  • Last Stop Arad
  • Missing

Her stories have been published in a number of anthologies, in Israel and abroad.

[[Category:Israeli journalists]