Location: Denmark
Member Since:
Feb. 04, 2013
Linda Ruth Horowitz
Biography
Born and raised in USA, at seventeen she emigrated to Israel where she lived for twenty-one years, and studied at the Tel Hai Art Academy. iLR Horowitz later emigrated to Denmark, continuing her studies in painting and sculpture at the Århus Art Academy. During a later three year music journey through Africa, she turned to photography.
Throughout her twenty-five year career, she freelanced as a self-taught photographer and photo-journalist, publishing innumerable stories and photo material for Scandinavian and international medias.
Linda has exhibited her photography and books at Scandinavian, European and American museums. She has also produced a photographic documentary book; titled 'Among Danish Jews,' 1996, published by Fotografisk Center, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Her newly-released novel, 'While the Sands Whisper,' is the result of a ten year work in process.
Throughout her twenty-five year career, she freelanced as a self-taught photographer and photo-journalist, publishing innumerable stories and photo material for Scandinavian and international medias.
Linda has exhibited her photography and books at Scandinavian, European and American museums. She has also produced a photographic documentary book; titled 'Among Danish Jews,' 1996, published by Fotografisk Center, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Her newly-released novel, 'While the Sands Whisper,' is the result of a ten year work in process.
Where to find Linda Ruth Horowitz online
Website: http://www.whilethesandswhisper.com
Twitter: @ayishah1
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=36059075&trk=tab_pro
Twitter: @ayishah1
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=36059075&trk=tab_pro
Where to buy in print
Books
While the Sands Whisper
by Linda Ruth Horowitz
Price:
$4.99 USD.
Words: 80,430.
Language:
English.
Published: May 13, 2013
.
Categories:
Fiction » Cultural & ethnic themes » Jewish, Fiction » Literature » Literary
Ayishah, a freelance American-Israeli photographer, embarks on a seven-month adventure that soon draws her into a taboo love affair with her Bedouin guide, Hakim. He has many secrets, but Ayishah has one of her own: a painful abandonment of her family that needs to heal. It becomes her challenge to reveal, using the terrible beauty of the Sinai, how we overcome the borders that divide us.