Shlomi processes life stories and narrates them in a unique style, deeply rooted in the historical fabric of Israeli and Jewish life. Each of his books navigates historical milestones along a timeline, delving into significant chapters. Chapter by chapter, page by page, with words and images that intertwine, the author follows his protagonists, pieces together the fragments of their lives, sets a historical backdrop, and crafts a compelling narrative that unfolds into a complete life story. 

The creative process is a shared journey between the biographer, the subjects, and all those whose lives intersected with theirs. It's an engaging and meticulous experience, involving personal conversations, in-depth interviews, photo collections, historical research, and archival exploration. Memories are rekindled, forgotten diaries resurface, old photographs emerge, and long-hidden stories are uncovered. Written and oral testimonies accumulate, each piece contributing to a greater puzzle that ultimately forms a book, bringing these unique life stories to light.

Shlomi’s books are crafted with utmost precision and attention to every detail. The content is meticulously accurate, clear, and elegantly written, delving into the rich tapestry of Israeli and Jewish life and history. The design is of the highest quality, carefully executed by professional graphic designers who are an integral part of the creative process. The printing stage brings everything together, merging the visual and textual elements into a seamless, beautifully produced book."

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Selected Collaborations:

* The Hebrew Gymnasium in Jerusalem, Rehavia Gymnasium.
* The National Service in Israel (The Association for Volunteering). 
* Moshav Kerem Maharal on the Carmel Coast.

* Tamar Eshel (former Knesset member and diplomat).

* Shalom Habashush (former chairman of the military industry workers and judge in the National Labor Court).
* The local council of  Mevaseret Zion.

Life stories have also been processed with Shlomi from the Tzuri family in Haifa, Goldstein family in Petah Tikva, Petrushka family in Ramat Gan, Amrosi/Amindav family in Emek Hefer, Appel family from Kibbutz Ma'oz Haim, Asaf family from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Barzani family from Mevaseret Zion, Ya'akobovitz family from Jerusalem, and many more – new immigrants, veteran residents, those from Hungary and Poland, Bulgaria and Greece, Yemen and Iraq, Morocco and Kurdistan, from the kibbutz and the moshav, from the city and the local council. All stories are written and published in Hebrew, contributing to the narrative of Israeli and Jewish history.

This is the story, in brief: a life's work dedicated to preserving the history of Israel and the Jewish people.

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And what has come of it?
Here is a partial list of published books: