Travel journalist and children's author, specialising in prose, poetry and post-it notes.
London, Tel Aviv
Joined March 2010
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Revisiting my love of Dada and Romanian-born artist Marcel Janco. Although he is considered one of the great artists of the 20th century, it's lesser known that he was instrumental in preserving the old Arabic architecture of Ein Hod, Akko, and Jaffa.
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Happy Earth Day to you... Here's an extract from my children's book, 'Rhyme Travels: Around the World in Rhyme' for Earth Day 2026. Photo from NASA.
open.substack.com/pub/danscr…
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Each Yom Hizakron (Remembrance Day) in Israel, the Families Circle and Combatants Peace hold the Israel-Palestinian Joint Memorial Ceremony. It’s sad, moving, but ultimately hopeful that such a ceremony can even take place today. Watch from link in the comments.
ALT https://www.youtube.com/live/yTKIiu_pvPY
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My latest substack is a bundle of poems connected to technology: Hi-Tech, Low-Life.
danscribe.substack.com/p/hi-…
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I was in Greece for three weeks this summer and took out a pen and paper to scribble a few poems. Here's my first attempt at posting my writing on Substack.
open.substack.com/pub/danscr…
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"This election is a choice between Israel being a future, progressive state or a past, angry state."
There are some very dangerous men (like Ben-Gvir) about to take power in this beloved Middle Eastern democracy.
Go and vote. Vote twice if you can :)
Here's a new video montage for my old rock n' roll poem - Children of Babies.
youtube.com/watch?v=xTd2cW5t…
My latest blog on Times of Israel. More of a concerned discussion rather than a rant on the ups & downs of 'humanless' technology. blogs.timesofisrael.com/im-n…
My latest rant on rubbish. Israel at 70: Plastic or peace? blogs.timesofisrael.com/?p=6… via @timesofisrael
Watch “The Qwerty Man - Dystopian satire book” on #Vimeo vimeo.com/241939308?ref=tw-s…
My fiction mentor Joan Leegant wins this year's short fiction prize with her great story 'Roots': momentmag.com/fiction-roots/