Shani Boianjiu ( Hebrew: שני בוינג'ו‎  ; an haife shi 30 Mayu 1987) marubucin Isra'ila ne. Littafin littafinta na farko, Mutanen Har abada Ba Su Ji tsoro, an sake ta a cikin she'kara na dubu biyu da goma Sha biyu, kuma an buga shi a cikin ƙasashe 23. A cikin shekara ta dubu daya da goma Sha daya Gidauniyar Littattafai ta Kasa ta ba ta suna 5 a ƙarƙashin talatin da biyar mai girma.

Shani Boianjiu
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Jerusalem, 30 Mayu 1987 (37 shekaru)
ƙasa Isra'ila
Karatu
Makaranta Jami'ar Harvard
Phillips Exeter Academy (en) Fassara
Harsuna Turanci
Sana'a
Sana'a marubuci
Shani Boiamjiu

Tarihin Rayuwa

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An haifi Boianjiu a Urushalima ga iyayenta 'yan asalin Iraqi da Romania, kuma ta girma a Ma'alot Tarshiha da Kfar Vradim a Yammacin Galili . Ta halarci makarantar Phillips Exeter, ta kammala karatunta a shekara ta dubu biyu da biyar. Bayan shekaru biyu na hidima a Rundunar Tsaro ta Isra'ila, ta halarci Harvard, ta kammala karatunta a shekara ta dubu biyu da goma Sha daya. [1]

Yayin da yake Harvard, Boianjiu ta yi aiki a matsayin shugaban kungiyar Radcliffe Union of Students, kungiyar mata ta Harvard, kuma a matsayin shugaban kwamitin majalisar Quincy House . [2] Ta kasance ƙaramar abokiyar bincike a Cibiyar Radcliffe don Advanced binciken, tana aiki ga masanin Reuven Snir . [3] A lokacin rani na shekara ta dubu biyu da takwas, ta halarci makarantar bazara a Jami'ar Waseda, Tokyo . [4] A lokacin rani na shekara ta dubu biyu da tara, ta shiga cikin ƙungiyar kare hakkin jama'a a Isra'ila . [5] [6] A lokacin bazara na ta shekara ta dubu biyu da goma, ta yi amfani da kuɗin da ta samu a matsayin mai karɓar Haɗin Ci gaban Artist don yin hayar wani ɗaki daidai daga gidan kurkukun Iowa City kuma ta rubuta almara.

Tana zaune a Yammacin Galili kuma a halin yanzu tana zaune  kammala aiki akan novel dinta na biyu.

Rubutun Boianjiu ta bayyana a cikin The New York Times, [7] The New Yorker, [8] Zoetrope, Vice, [9] The Wall Street Journal, The Globe and Mail, Dazed and Confused, [10] The Guardian, NPR.org, Chatelaine [11] da Flavorwire.

Kyaututtuka da karramawa

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Boianjiu ita ce marubuciya Isra'ila na farko da aka yi rajista don Kyautar Mata ta Burtaniya don Fiction, kuma ƙaramin ɗan takarar da aka zaɓa a waccan shekarar (2013). [12] An zaɓi littafinta na farko a matsayin ɗayan mafi kyawun taken almara goma na 2012 ta The Wall Street Journal , [13] a matsayin ɗayan mafi kyawun littattafan Pakistani Herald na 2012, a matsayin ɗayan mafi kyawun littattafan Sweden Sydsvenskan na 2013, [14] kuma a matsayin ɗayan mafi kyawun littattafan Haaretz na Isra'ila na 2014. [15]

Boianjiu ita ne mafi ƙarami wanda ta taɓa samun lambar yabo ta 5 Under 35 Foundation Foundation, bisa shawarar marubuci Nicole Krauss . Ta kasance 'yar wasan karshe don lambar yabo ta Sami Rohr na 2013 don Adabin Yahudawa, 'yar wasan kusa da karshe don lambar yabo ta VCU Cabell na Farko Archived 2022-04-18 at the Wayback Machine, [16] kuma an zaba a matsayin ɗayan Yahudanci na Algemeiner 100. [17] An zabi ta don lambar yabo ta 2014 ta Yahudawa ta Wingate Prize. [18]

Manazarta

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  1. "Breaking News: You're Old," WORMBOOK.
  2. "Quincy Mole," Youtube.
  3. Reuven Snir, at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study.
  4. "Asia-related student research projects are awarded funding," Harvard Gazette.
  5. "2008-2009 Annual Report," The Association for Civil Rights in Israel (link in Hebrew).
  6. "Protocol of the Interior and Environmental Protection Committee, July 28 2009," the Israeli Knesset (link in Hebrew).
  7. "What Happens When the Two Israel's Meet," The New York Times.
  8. "Means of Suppressing Demonstrations," The New Yorker.
  9. "The Sound of All Girls Screaming," Vice.
  10. "Should Armies Use Social Media to Fight Their Wars?" Dazed and Confused.
  11. "The Sound of All Girls Screaming Archived 2016-08-18 at the Wayback Machine," Chatelaine.
  12. "Israel's Shani Boianjiu in the running for top U.K. book award," Haaretz.
  13. "The Best Fiction of 2012," The Wall Street Journal
  14. "Årets böcker 2013," Sydvenskan.
  15. "The Best Books of 2014," Haaretz.
  16. VCU Cabell First Novelist Award Archived 2017-02-11 at the Wayback Machine.
  17. "Jewish 100: Shani Boianjiu - Tomorrow," The Algemeiner.
  18. "Jewish Quarterly Wingate Prize Shortlist Announced," Foyles.