In the press
Selected interviews, essays, and critical coverage of Noa Yedlin's novels — in English and Hebrew.
Israel Institute for Advanced Studies 50 Year Anniversary
Yedlin joins a panel marking IIAS's 50th anniversary, discussing the institute's artist-in-residence program and the curiosity and willingness to challenge assumptions that fuel it.
View ↗A Zibby Summer Reads pick!
Zibby chats with bestselling Israeli author Noa Yedlin about STOCKHOLM, a refreshing, ingeniously plotted dark comedy about a tight-knit circle of seniors who attempt to hide the death of one of their best friends so he can win the Nobel Prize for Economics.
View ↗The Horror, the Pain, and the Guilt of Watching the War From Tel Aviv
Israeli writer Noa Yedlin describes survival and mourning after Hamas attacked Israel, murdering civilians and taking hostages.
View ↗Stockholm's Exploration of Mortality
Critic Yardenne Greenspan argues the novel's body-hiding scheme is really an extended refusal to grieve — one the characters can't outrun forever.
View ↗The Lady of the House Bites Off a Pound of Flesh
Journalist Noa Yedlin on money, an absent father and her new book 'Ba'alat Habayit.'
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