Hey Jim, I again want to thank you for your important help. I believe that together we will place the article Raz Nadav on Wikipedia. This writer and his readers deserves it.

1.I was rewriting the article Raz Nadav. Please take a look at it.

2.Stanford University Library and the Ohio University library, bought the two books of Raz Nadav. These major universities buy only valuable books for their libraries, therefore Raz Nadav is a valuable writer.

3.In the new links I Attached you can see the name of the books in Hebrew (but in English letters). the first book name: "ha-Lev ha-ro`eh" (Translated: "Seeing heart" or "The seeing heart"). The second book name: "ha-Blondiniyot  ha `atsuvot shel hayai" (Translated: "The sad blonds of my life").

4.In this link of Stanford University library you can see the name of the book In English on the right at the bottom of the page.
http://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/6989844

5.In this link of Ohio University library you can see the name of the two books of Raz Nadav (in Hebrew, but in English letters).
http://library.ohio-state.edu/search/X?SEARCH=Raz+Nadav&searchscope;=7&SORT;=D

6.In another Stanford University link you can see the name of another book of Raz Nadav (in English on the right at the bottom of the page).
http://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/6961677

7. A new version of the article Raz Nadav:
Raz Nadav (born January 7, 1976) is an Israeli Writer.

Raz Nadav was born and raised in Tel Aviv, Israel. Inspired by the peace activist Abie Nathan, he started writing short stories in his boyhood and also joined and supported Nathan's activities as a member of the humanitarian organization Abie's Angels.
In his early 20's Nadav moved to the USA. He first lived in New York and then in Seattle. Few years later Nadav returned to Israel and started writing his books.
Between 2003 and 2006   Nadav has published two Hebrew books: The first titled "ha-Lev Ha –ro`eh" (The seeing heart). It is a collection of short stories, some of which written in the magic realism genre touching on science fiction in its content.
The second book is "ha-blondiniyot  ha `atsuvot shel hayai" (The sad blondes of my life). The novel follows a wild and reckless radio DJ involved in delusional and destructive relationships with three depressed blondes.