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How to pronounce Raphael Jerusalmy: zhuh-roo-sahl-MEE
Raphael Jerusalmy was born in Montmartre, France in 1954. After receiving diplomas from the Ecole Normale Superieure and the Sorbonne, he worked with Israeli Military Intelligrance. His previous novel, Saving Mozart (Europa Editions, 2013) was selected as a B&N Holiday Discover Pick. He currently sells antique books in Tel-Aviv.
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