Ronit Matalon
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Ronit Matalon is an Israeli writer who writes in Hebrew. Born in Ganey-Tkva ISRAEL 1959. Studied Literature and Phylosophy at the Tel-Aviv university .Worked as a journalist for the Haaretz. Teaches literature at the Haifa University. Of her books: Strangers at home (1992), The one facing us(1995), Sarah Sarah (2000), Reading and writing (2001), Uncover her face (2005). Lives in Tel-Aviv.
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