36 Years Later: Memory and Violence in Literary Sabras and Shatilas
Dia al-Azzawi’s iconic “Sabra and Shatila Massacre,” about which you can read more on Jadaliyya. It’s now been thirty-six years since the Sabra and Shatila ……Read More
Dia al-Azzawi’s iconic “Sabra and Shatila Massacre,” about which you can read more on Jadaliyya. It’s now been thirty-six years since the Sabra and Shatila ……Read More
Bidoun Mix #4 is an interview with — and mixtape from — author-editor Ma’n Abu Taleb: In it, Abu Taleb, the author of All the Battles (translated ……Read More
Earlier this month, activists, scholars, and authors began circulating the news that the Israeli publisher Resling had published an “Arab Spring” anthology of stories by Arab ……Read More
“They don’t even provide a reason, just a highlighting of the offending pages, as though the problem with them were self-evident.” The state of book-banning in ……Read More
Sudanese critic Abdel Goddous al-Khatim chronicles the twentieth century in Sudanese literature: By Lemya Shammat Abdel Goddous al-Khatim is one of the most influential literary ……Read More
This poem, “So That We Won’t Appear as a Scar on the World’s Brow ,” comes from Ala’a Hasanin‘s debut collection يخرج مرتجفاً من أعماقه (He ……Read More
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