Dov Ivry

• Mar-2016
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It's a basic rule in journalism that if you want to get an interview with someone difficult to make contact with, your best chance is to go where they are. It's no different with the major gods on this planet. Throughout history gods have come and go...

• Jul-2015
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The book begins like this, In my younger days in Canada I got into a lot of fights. Then as time went on they became fewer and fewer. Since I came to Israel in 1982 I’ve only had two. At age 74 you’d think I would be past that stage but you never...

• Mar-2015
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(This is novella, circa 21,000 word. It begins like this.) The TV reporter brushed off a fly which had landed on his left ear, steadied himself, and began. “This is Emory DeLante and I’m standing here outside the Ella Ech! Bar in Kramer Junction ...

• Mar-2014
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This is a story about about extraterrestrials who pulled their malfunctioning ship into earth in 2039 to make repairs, setting up in Siberia. They meant to lay low but it didn't work out that way. One thing led to another and finally to a challenge f...

• Oct-2013
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Remember Our Alamo This book is written in tribute to Zainab, a Jewish woman who assassinated Muhammad at Khaibar in Arabia. I am not quite sure of the genre. I am calling it “historical fiction” because I have to fill in the blank with something...

• May-2013
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Someone once said, and I wish I could remember who it was so I could give credit, that the best satire is if the reader can't tell if it is a satire or the author is trying to be serious. There are a lot of books about the near-death experience. Most...

• Jan-2013
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Psalm 37 says the meek shall inherit the earth. When that happens there will be peace on earth. Who are the meek? Ruling out aliens and other animal species who suddenly evolve into sentient beings, there are only two groups to choose from: men and w...