letters from Agnon to his wife. A Shroud of Stories (1985). The Correspondence between S.Y. Agnon and S. Schocken (1991), letters between Agnon and his publisher. Agnon's Alef Bet Poems (1998), a children's guide to the Hebrew Alphabet. A Book That Was Lost: Thirty Five Stories (2008) In 1977 the Hebrew University published Yiddish Works, a collection of stories and poems that Agnon wrote in Yiddish during 1903–1906. See also List of Israel Prize recipients List of Bialik Prize recipients List of Israeli Nobel laureates List of Jewish Nobel laureates List of Polish Jews List of Galician Jews References Bibliography Arnold J. Band, Nostalgia and nightmare : a study in the fiction of S.Y. Agnon, Berkeley and Los Angeles : University of California Press, 1968. Nitza Ben-Dov, Agnon's art of indirection: Uncovering latent content in the fiction of S.Y Agnon, Brill, (Leiden). 1993. . Gershon Shaked, Shmuel Yosef Agnon: A Revolutionary Traditionalist. New York University Press, 1989. Anne Golomb Hoffman, Between Exile and Return: S.Y. Agnon and the Drama of Writing, New York: SUNY, 1991. . Amos Oz, The Silence of Heaven: Agnon's Fear of God, Princeton University Press, 2000. Roman Katsman, Literature, History, Choice: The Principle of Alternative History in Literature (S.Y. Agnon, The City with All That is Therein). Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2013. Yaniv Hagbi, Language, Absence, Play: Judaism and Superstructuralism in the Poetics of S. Y. Agnon, Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2009. Ilana Pardes, Agnon's Moonstruck Lovers: The Song of Songs in Israeli Culture, Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2013. Ahuva Feldman, "Consciousness of time and mission in S. Y. Agnon's Shira. Hebrew Studies 50 (2009) 339-381. Marc Bernstein, Midrash and marginality: The Agunot of S. Y. Agnon and Devorah Baron. Hebrew Studies 42:7-58. External links Biography of Shmuel Yosef Agnon (Jewish Agency for Israel) Archive of Midrash Agnon course on 5 short stories from Agnon House and WebYeshiva.org. Archive of course on Agnon's novella "Tehilla" broadcast from Agnon House and WebYeshiva.org. Shiri Lev Ari: S.Y. Agnon's relatives: The East Jerusalem Nashashibis (Ha'aretz, July 10, 2006) Dan Laor: Agnon's biographer describes his long journey home Biography Jewish Renaissance Pioneers: Shmuel Yosef Agnon Agnon's Nobel Prize Speech Ziva Shamir, The portrait of Agnon's stage adapter as a literary interpreter (Lecture) 1888 births 1970 deaths Nobel laureates in Literature Israeli Nobel laureates Austro-Hungarian Nobel laureates People from Buchach People from the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria Jews from