R.M. Kiel was born and grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa. She qualified as a high school teacher. She studied at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg from where she has two degrees (BA majoring in English, history and political theory, and a BA Honours in linguistics) and two diplomas (H Dip Communication Studies and H Dip Education).
She worked in theater on stage, backstage and in the lighting box from the age of six; ran the high schools Play Festival; adjudicated teams in the Helen Suzman Debate League; was awarded a gold medal for the promotion of English education by the University of South Africa in 1989.
She edited the South African edition of Julius Caesar, and has had stories, poetry and articles published in Israel and in South Africa.
R.M. Kiel came to live in Israel in December 2002, and volunteered through ESRA at an Ort School in Tel Aviv and a high school in Jaffa, then transferred to Bar Ilan University. She has given talks at ESRA Tel Aviv monthly meetings and at the AACI.
Yes . . . That Word is InsultingR.M. Kiel explains why the word Jewess is so old-fashioned, more ... | ||
Love in Israel: 65 short love stories - a reviewA collection of 65 short stories, each dealing with more ... |
The art of entertaining your friendsThe Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yaffo offers a series more ... | |
Meze and pita on the menu with short stories as dessertThe ESRA Tel Aviv Short Story Discussion Group meets more ... |
Whether it’s magazines or funny stories,A "behind the scenes" look at one of ESRA's long time, more ... | |
VOICES FROM THE TENT CITY, TEL AVIVInterviews with two young women, a graduate and a scholar, more ... |
Garage: Art and Emotions Side by SideThe Garage is a new evolving venture of Dalit Sharon. more ... |
R.M. Kiel