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LOT 91:
Oded Giory (b. 1966), Collection of 3 Books with Dedications in his own Handwriting, includes: 1. In the Land of ...
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Oded Giory (b. 1966), Collection of 3 Books with Dedications in his own Handwriting, includes: 1. In the Land of Heat, Traklin Publishing, 1987, wear and tear to the front cover and the first page: apparently due to wetness, 2. A Short Streetlight Act, Mahog Publishing, 2004, 3. Two Moments in Dream, drawings by Abba Fenichel, Regev Publishing, 1990, a number of worm holes to the book's bottom part, mainly to its back. *Source: the estate of Israel Har RIP. *Oded Giory was born on the 5th of June 1966. Grew up in Tel Aviv. After his service in Tzahal he worked in different government offices archives. His poems appeared on the literature journals "Mozna'im", "Iton 77" and "Shvu". Lately he worked in the medicine company Teva. Member of the Israeli Authors Union, the Israel Archive Workers Union and Akum.
