Gili Haimovich, is an Israeli Cana­di­an poet writ­ing bilin­gual­ly in Hebrew and Eng­lish. She was award­ed prizes for best for­eign poet at the inter­na­tion­al Ital­ian poet­ry com­pe­ti­tions I col­ori del­l’an­i­ma (2020) and Ossi di Sep­pia (2019), a prize at the Proves Hong Kong Inter­na­tion­al Poet­ry Con­test (2017), a grant for excel­len­cy by The Min­istry of Cul­ture of Israel (2015), and more. She is the author of four books in Eng­lish includ­ing Promised Lands (Fin­ish­ing Line Press, 2020, US), as well as a mul­ti­lin­gual book of her poem Note, (El nido del fénix, 2019, Mex­i­co). In Israel she has pub­lished sev­en vol­umes of Hebrew, her recent one, Exper­i­ments in Part­ing is com­ing out these days. Her poems are trans­lat­ed into 34 lan­guages and pub­lished world­wide in numer­ous antholo­gies and jour­nals such as: The Best Asian Poet­ry Anthol­o­gy, World Lit­er­a­ture Today, 101 Jew­ish Poems for the Third Mil­len­ni­um, New Voic­es: Con­tem­po­rary Writ­ers Con­fronting the Holo­caust and A World Anthol­o­gy of Bor­der Poet­ry. In Israel her writ­ing is wide­ly pub­lished in major pub­li­ca­tions such as The Most Beau­ti­ful Poems in Hebrew – A Hun­dred Years of Israeli Poet­ry and A Naked Queen – An Anthol­o­gy of Israeli Social Protest Poet­ry. As a poet­ry trans­la­tor and edi­tor, she was the first to bring Eston­ian poet­ry books into Hebrew, for which she received recog­ni­tion from the Eston­ian Min­istry of For­eign Affairs for her con­tri­bu­tion and dis­tri­b­u­tion of Eston­ian cul­ture (2022). Gili is a grad­u­ate of the Cre­ate Insti­tute, The inter­na­tion­al school for inter­dis­ci­pli­nary stud­ies and the art school Cam­era Obscu­ra and engages also with visu­al art, edit­ing and teach­ing writ­ing from an inter­dis­ci­pli­nary approach.