Published works

I wrote my first full-length novel when I was nine. It was called "Bracelet Magic" (see if you can guess what it was about).  It's still in the drawer. In the meantime, however, I have published other writings, and hope to continue. YU

 (Forthcoming) Biography of Nehama Leibowitz, commissioned by Urim Publications

(2004) “Nehama Leibowitz” for Jewish Women: A comprehensive historical encyclopedia.

(2003) “Nehama Leibowitz” for MaTaN Batmitzvah Kit.

(2003) “If You Seek Him With All Your Heart”: Nurturing Total Individual Growth in Yeshivah” in Wisdom From All My Teachers: Challenges and Initiatives in Contemporary Torah Education, (eds. Prof. Susan Handelman, Rabbi Jeffrey Saks.)

(2000) “The Voice of the Shofar” in collection Torah of the Mothers: Contemporary Jewish Women Read Classical Jewish Texts, (eds. Prof. Susan Handelman, Dr. Ora Wiskind Elper)

Jewish philosophy

 (2003) Rosh Hashanah, Ta Shma national brochure

 (2003) Shavuot in WZO website through Ta Shma

(2003) Weekly portion of Vayikra, Ta Shma (1000 email readers) 

 Journalistic Pieces

(2000) “The Rabbi and the Heretic” in the Jerusalem Post.

(2000) “What’s in a (street) name?” in WIN (women’s internet magazine)

Book reviews

(2002) Pirkei Nehama for the Jerusalem Post

(2001) The Daughters Victorious for Le’eyla magazine

Television

(2001) Writer/assistant for TV shorts on Jewish themes, Keshet Television Productions

 Stories

(2005) "Write Right" in Shevet, Bar Ilan Creative Writing Programme Journal

(2003) “Carrier” in V2.1: Stories from the-phone-book.com (ed. Ben Stebbing)

(2001) “Carrier”, “Guess the Animal” and “The Didact” published on www.the-phone-book.com

 Plays: Produced and Performed

 (2004)  "After Eden" (wrote and appear in)  – currently appearing in Israel and abroad.

 (2000) “Rock of Ages” (wrote and starred in) produced by Centre Stage Theatre

Poems

(2003) “Silencing the Sirens” in Heartbeats II (ed. Shoshana Lepon).

(1998) “Moshe” in Zapta (Yakar, ed. Mark Kirschbaum)

(1994) “Intensity”, “The Didact” published The Muse (Bar-Ilan University journal)