Batya Gur was born in Tel Aviv, Israel. She received a master's degree in comparative literature from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. She taught literature in high schools and spent a number of years in the U.S.A. She also served as a literature critic and essayist for the newspaper Haaretz. She is the creator of 'Michael Ohayon', a policeman and later head of the National Division's Department for Investigation of Serious Crimes. |
Titles and year of publication:
1) The Saturday Morning Murder: A Psychoanalytic Murder | 1992 (Israel 1989) |
2) Literary Murder: A Critical Case | 1993 (Israel 1989) |
3) Murder on a Kibbutz: A Communal Case | 1994 (Israel 1991) |
4) Murder Duet: A Musical Case | 1999 (Israel 1996) |
5) Bethlehem Road Murder | 2004 (Israel 2001) |
6) Murder in Jerusalem | 2006 (Israel 2004) |
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