# Linor Goralik

Линор Горалик

Linor Goralik is an Israeli writer, poet, artist and essayist. Born in Dnipro, she moved to Israel with her family in 1989 and studied computer science at Ben-Gurion University. Her work spans poetry, prose, comics, translation and visual art. She has translated Etgar Keret and, in 2022, founded Resistance and Opposition Arts Review (ROAR), an online publication bringing together antiwar writing, art and music.

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[Linor Goralik website](https://linorgoralik.org/)

Canonical URL: https://onrs.org/people/linor-goralik/

## Events at ONRS

- [ROARing Times: Linor Goralik on War Poetry and her Novel “Bobo”](https://onrs.org/events/goralik/) — Friday, 17 May 2024; Past appearance

On 17 May, ONRS hosted an interview with Linor Goralik, one of the most influential voices in contemporary Russian-language literature. The conversation delved into the intersections of art, politics, and personal expression in times of intense sociopolitical turmoil.

## Related articles

- [ROARing Times: Linor Goralik on War Poetry and her Novel “Bobo”](https://onrs.org/articles/goralik/)